HEALTH NEWS

After long delays in AE, one patient dies every 23 seconds in England

According to analysis of NHS data by emergency car, more than 20,000 people died in 2022 because they waited for care for at least 12 hours.

HEALTH News by Lucas Brown on March 01, 2023

AI outperforms the human eye in spotting epileptic behavior of mice

High-resolution imaging has given scientists and healthcare professionals a better understanding of brain circuit malfunctions in epileptics. However, less is known about epilepsy's effects on behavior. Stat has been used in a new study.

HEALTH News by Ronald Swift on March 01, 2023

What researchers can do for Syria after the earthquakes

Expert aid and equipment are urgently required for the country's neglected northwest.

HEALTH News by Selin Meyer on March 01, 2023

Staff of the NHS cried during safety interviews

According to the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch, rising work pressure poses a risk for both patients and staff.

HEALTH News by Selin Meyer on February 28, 2023

What are the side effects of smoking cigarettes?

New Delhi, India, February 24, (ANI/ATK), 24: Studies have shown that cigarettes contain 7000+ chemicals, including nicotine, arsenic and tar. These chemicals can burn at temperatures of around 1000 degrees Celsius.

HEALTH News by Carmen Schmidt on February 26, 2023

Your 5-Day Heart-Healthy Meal Planning - Developed by a Dietitian

A dietitian provides a five-day meal plan that is heart-healthy and includes delicious recipes to improve and fortify your heart.

HEALTH News by Suzan Goodman on February 26, 2023

NUH successfully tests a new way to preserve kidneys for transplant

Hypothermic machine perfusion reduces the chance of the kidney failing after transplant. You can read more at straitstimes. com.

HEALTH News by Henri Degois on February 26, 2023

To 3D-print strong, use bacteria-loaded ink

Researchers at EPFL have published a method of 3D printing ink that contains calcium carbonate-producing bacteria.

HEALTH News by Gregory Nicola on February 25, 2023

A Population-Based Study Identifies a Higher Risk of Stroke

Multiple myeloma patients were 51% more likely than the general population to suffer a stroke or heart attack. This was based on a large, real-world assessment of arterial events in patients with multipl.

HEALTH News by Bill Phinigan on February 25, 2023

Eye swelling: 6 causes and how they can be treated

You could experience swelling in your eye from something as mild and temporary as a stye, or it could be a sign that you have certain autoimmune conditions.

HEALTH News by Nina Whelan on February 25, 2023