According to the latest reports from the University of Hong Kong, the very first human case of rat hepatitis E has been discovered in Hong Kong. Rat hepatitis E was supposed to be a disease that cannot be shared with human beings, but the same thought is now being challenged now. This means that there […]
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Use of digital devices has been increasing among kids in the past decade, especially toddlers. A lot of parents have been trying to prevent this, due to the fears of smartphone addiction and other issues. Now, however, new research has established the connection between screen usage time among kids and its impact on mental performance. […]
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A new therapy to treat cancer by the use of nanoparticles, which would aim to deliver a combined therapy directed towards cancer cells, might well be on course. The therapy is all set to make an entry into the clinical trials, which had already been proved to make tumours related to breast cancer as well […]
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A USA Today investigation finds the United States is the most perilous place to conceive an offspring in the created world. Every year in the U.S., more than 50,000 moms are immensely harmed amid or after labor, and 700 bites the dust. USA Today’s examination, Dangerous Deliveries, claims ladies are kicking the bucket and enduring […]
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We often say our government is this; our government is that in India only there is a flow of problems and issues but we are wrong it’s not wrong just in India, but everywhere we live. Yes, the government are sometimes sleepy towards our problems but not always. We can’t entirely depend on government; we […]
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A recent study now suggests that those patients have colon cancer, who on a regular basis drink diet soda, have a far lesser risk for the recurrence of their tumor or even of expiring due to cancer. The U.S. National Cancer Institute had funding for the study, which was conducted by the researchers. They had […]
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We all know better what’s right and what’s wrong for our health still we are freaking to go with a trend of the show-off. If also we don’t like it, but we find it to be the status of modernity among our friends and relatives. This is the thoughts of today’s youth which are always […]
Continue ReadingUCHealth Longs Peak Hospital in Longmont, Colo., is using a robot-assisted procedure that incorporates AI to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia, or BPH, a common condition among older men. The procedure, known as aquablation, uses a concentrated, heat-free stream of water to remove prostate tissue while preserving areas important for sexual function, according to a Jan. […]
Continue ReadingNashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt University Hospital has named Michele Hasselblad, DNP, RN, as chief nursing officer, effective Feb. 1. She will oversee nursing practice for the 957-bed hospital, including the recently opened Jim Ayers Tower. Dr. Hasselblad succeeds Robin Steaban, MSN, RN, who will retire Jan. 30 after 35 years at Vanderbilt Health, according to a […]
Continue ReadingWarren (Pa.) General Hospital will discontinue inpatient labor and delivery services effective Jan. 13, citing a national OB-GYN shortage and a sudden change in physician availability. The hospital had been operating with two OB-GYNs but was notified Dec. 29 that one physician would no longer participate in deliveries for the foreseeable future. Hospital leaders said […]
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