‘CDC Vows to Combat Deadly Complication: Sepsis, the Silent Killer, Responsible for One in Three Deaths in US Hospitals’

Health officials announced on Thursday the launch of a new program to address the growing threat of sepsis, a life-threatening infection responsible for one in three hospital deaths in the US. The program, called the Hospital Sepsis Program Core Elements, aims to prevent sepsis and sepsis-related deaths by providing hospitals with specialized teams and resources. …

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Why Aren’t Dogs with Their Incredible COVID-19 Detection Abilities Utilized for Testing? – National

Why Aren’t Dogs with Their Incredible COVID-19 Detection Abilities Utilized for Testing? – National

As the availability of COVID-19 tests diminishes across Canada, an innovative alternative for virus detection comes in the form of man’s best friend. Multiple studies have revealed that trained scent dogs can be more effective, quicker, and potentially cheaper than the current tests on the market. This research has gained momentum since 2020 when Professor …

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Report warns that expectant mothers unable to afford transportation to vital appointments attribute the cost of living crisis for stillborn babies

According to a report, expectant women are unable to afford attending appointments due to the cost of living crisis, resulting in stillborn babies. Researchers are urging for additional funding to ensure that pregnant women can attend crucial consultations and receive proper care. The Bradford District and Craven Health and Care Partnership and Bradford Teaching Hospitals …

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Doctor Criticizes Study Suggesting Long Covid Poses a Higher Disability Burden Than Cancer

The recent study published in Nature Medicine suggesting that long Covid is more debilitating than cancer has faced criticism for being “irresponsible.” While the research found that long Covid increases the risk of various health problems, including heart issues, blood clots, diabetes, memory problems, fatigue, and mental health issues, critics argue that the study had …

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NIH’s Published Mask Study Indicates N95 Covid Masks May Pose Health Risks Due to Toxic Compounds Associated with Seizures and Cancer

The surgical N95 mask, long hailed as the ultimate defense against Covid, has recently come under scrutiny due to a study shared by the National Institutes of Health. This study, conducted by researchers from Jeonbuk National University in South Korea, examined different types of masks and their potential release of toxic chemicals. Shockingly, it found …

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Other Convicted Medical Killers in Britain: Unveiling the Capture of Evil Lucy Letby and Her Deadly Counterparts

Lucy Letby, the nurse convicted of killing seven babies and attempting to harm six others, has been sentenced to life in prison. This case brings to light the disturbing trend of murderous healthcare professionals in the UK, joining the likes of Harold Shipman and Beverly Allitt. Let’s explore the notorious figures in Britain’s healthcare system …

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Investigation Launched: Uncovering the Reasons Behind Limited COVID Vaccination Uptake among NHS Staff as Data Reveals Low Booster Doses Administration in Certain Areas

An investigation is currently underway to determine why a large number of NHS staff have not received the Covid and flu vaccines. To explore the attitudes of healthcare workers towards vaccination in the North West, West Midlands, and London, the health service has enlisted the help of ‘behavioural insight’ consultants, who have been paid £50,000 …

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Persuading you to wear sunscreen on your flight: Insights from a Dermatologist

Persuading you to wear sunscreen on your flight: Insights from a Dermatologist

By Caitlin Tilley, Health Reporter For Dailymail.Com Updated: 18:15 BST, 25 August 2023 If you typically place your sunscreen in your checked luggage when boarding a plane, it is advisable to keep it accessible during the flight. Dermatologists have issued a warning that all passengers should wear sunscreen while on a plane. Dr. Joyce Park, …

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