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Hospital Tuesday joins Moustache Wednesday on superstition list

Hospital Tuesday joins Moustache Wednesday on superstition list

Comedians are a fairly superstitious bunch of people at the best of times. Many of us, myself included, don’t like to be paid cash before we go on stage in case we have a bad gig. This, of course, makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. First of...

Hospital, airport agree on lease terms

Hospital, airport agree on lease terms

DENMARK TOWNSHIP — After lengthy negotiations, the Northeast Ohio Regional Airport and University Hospitals Health System have agreed to a lease that will place a helicopter and an advanced ambulance stationed at the site. The lease was approved...

EMA Grants Orphan Designation to Rilzabrutinib for IgG4-Related Disease

EMA Grants Orphan Designation to Rilzabrutinib for IgG4-Related Disease

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has granted orphan designation to rilzabrutinib, an investigational oral Bruton’s tyrosine kinase (BTK) inhibitor from Sanofi (1). The designation applies to the treatment of IgG4-related disease (IgG4-RD)....

Why Employers Predict a 10% Increase in Healthcare Costs for 2026

Why Employers Predict a 10% Increase in Healthcare Costs for 2026

Employers in the U.S. are projecting a median increase of 10% in healthcare costs for 2026, a new survey from the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans found. The International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans is a nonprofit...

‘I can’t get the patients I left behind out of my head’ – healthcare staff to walk in silent solidarity with Gaza medics on Dublin march

‘I can’t get the patients I left behind out of my head’ – healthcare staff to walk in silent solidarity with Gaza medics on Dublin march

Healthcare workers in Ireland, many of whom have saved lives in Gaza, will wear scrubs or dress in black for the march. Members of the public have also been invited to attend. One surgeon planning to attend, ­Mohamed Shaalan works at Tallaght...

Healthcare Professionals Have One Big Tip For Using ChatGPT In Your Life

Healthcare Professionals Have One Big Tip For Using ChatGPT In Your Life

Mental health care is as essential as caring for any other part of our bodies. Perhaps even more so, as our brains lead all aspects of our lives. People seeking care for their mental health may go to therapy, where they see a trained professional...

Cardiology groups denote heart failure as preventable disease 

Cardiology groups denote heart failure as preventable disease 

Two cardiology groups have positioned heart failure as a preventable condition, Medscape reported Aug. 14. Here are seven takeaways from the report: 1. Through their announcement, the Heart Failure Society of America and the American Society of...

Miss World raises spirits during visit to Coventry hospice

Miss World raises spirits during visit to Coventry hospice

MISS World raised spirits during a visit to Coventry Myton Hospice. Opal Suchata from Thailand – who was crowned Miss World 2025 in May – visited the hospice alongside Coventry’s Miss England semi-finalist Sharandeep Sahota as part of her UK...

University Hospital staff need better motivation

University Hospital staff need better motivation

THE EDITOR, Madam: I have been living in the United Kingdom for many years. Earlier this year, I had to visit Jamaica to see my dad who had spent two weeks at the University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI). His care, unfortunately, was only...

Billie Shepherd reveals devastating Lyme disease diagnosis that left her bed bound as she becomes latest celeb to open up about battle with the condition

Billie Shepherd reveals devastating Lyme disease diagnosis that left her bed bound as she becomes latest celeb to open up about battle with the condition

Billie Shepherd has revealed she was diagnosed with Lyme disease earlier this year following months of 'horrendous' symptoms leaving her bed bound. The TV personality, 35, opened up about her 'really tough' battle with the condition that saw her...

All is not well? 400 doctors leave AIIMS in 2 years to take private route

All is not well? 400 doctors leave AIIMS in 2 years to take private route

Between 2022-2024, 429 doctors have resigned from AIIMS across India to work in private jobs, the Parliament was informed recently. The highest resignations (52) happened in AIIMS Delhi, once considered "the place" fresh doctors would strive to...

Import dependence to MedTech sovereignty: AI indigenization for healthcare

Import dependence to MedTech sovereignty: AI indigenization for healthcare

Under initiatives like the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, AI is being integrated into telemedicine platforms, diagnostic tools, and public health surveillance systems to bridge urban–rural gaps.Healthcare is a vital pillar in the vision of...

The Panama Clinic Now Accepts Medicare Advantage — A Milestone in Accessible, World-Class Healthcare for U.S. Expats in Panama

The Panama Clinic Now Accepts Medicare Advantage — A Milestone in Accessible, World-Class Healthcare for U.S. Expats in Panama

Panama City, Panama — August 08, 2025 — The Panama Clinic, one of Panama’s most advanced private hospitals, is proud to announce that it now accepts Medicare Advantage plans, making high-quality healthcare more accessible than ever for U.S....

Study Reveals Thousands of Children in Mental Health Crisis Face Prolonged Stays in Hospital Emergency Rooms

Study Reveals Thousands of Children in Mental Health Crisis Face Prolonged Stays in Hospital Emergency Rooms

America’s mental health crisis among youth has escalated to alarming levels, with new research revealing a troubling pattern of extended stays for children in hospital emergency departments. According to the latest study conducted by Oregon Health...

‘I lost 20 stone after doctors said my weight would kill me in weeks’

‘I lost 20 stone after doctors said my weight would kill me in weeks’

A mother-of-two has dropped an incredible 20 stone after doctors warned that her weight was causing her health to decline so rapidly she could face organ failure and death within a month if she failed to take action. Suzanne Evans had tipped the...

197 cataract patients regain vision at Mankweng Hospital

197 cataract patients regain vision at Mankweng Hospital

POLOKWANE – Mankweg Hospital successfully restored the sight of 197 cataract patients during the Nelson Mandela Eye Care Month, held from July 19 to August 10. The campaign was launched by Health MEC Dieketseng Mashego as part of ongoing efforts...

Seaside town's new hospital proposals unveiled - nine years after was supposed to open

Seaside town's new hospital proposals unveiled - nine years after was supposed to open

Back in 2013 plans for new a £22m hospital in a North Wales seaside town were backed by Welsh Government. Under the proposal the 30 bed facility on the site of the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Rhyl, would have opened in 2016. But nine years after...

Tristan Rogers, longtime ‘General Hospital’ star, dies following cancer battle

Tristan Rogers, longtime ‘General Hospital’ star, dies following cancer battle

Veteran soap opera actor Tristan Rogers, best remembered for playing Robert Scorpio on the long-running daytime drama ‘General Hospital’, has passed away at the age of 79. His manager confirmed the news to ABC7, and E! News reported that the actor...

Mum's incredible 20st weight loss journey after doctors make blunt prediction

Mum's incredible 20st weight loss journey after doctors make blunt prediction

A determined mum defied medics to lose some 20 stone - after doctors told her she had just weeks to live because of her weight. Suzanne Evans tipped the scales at more than 31 stone at her heaviest, and used a wheelchair for years because she...

The AI Doctor Is Out? How California’s Ab 489 Could Limit AI Development in Healthcare

The AI Doctor Is Out? How California’s Ab 489 Could Limit AI Development in Healthcare

California’s Assembly Bill 489 (“AB 489”) signals more than just a tweak to existing healthcare law—it’s a glimpse into how the next generation of regulation may shape the future of AI development and deployment in healthcare. As large language...

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