How does telehealth really compare to in-person health care?

Following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, the adoption of telehealth services has been on the rise and people are turning to digital technology more than ever to address their personal health care needs without having

Sweet relief! 4 reasons to reach for fresh cherries when…

Stress is a common part of anyone’s life, and individuals have long sought natural remedies to alleviate it. Surveys have shown that Americans are turning to plant-based diets for reasons such as improving overall well-being and mood, and with good

Forget pickles and reach for pistachios

Diabetes is a chronic illness that affects more than 422 million people around the world. GDM develops in a pregnant woman who did not previously have diabetes. Like other types of diabetes, it affects how the body uses blood sugar.

Hospital Issues Apology Following Death of Boy Due to Artery…

A three-year-old boy, Aarav Chopra, tragically passed away during a medical procedure intended to perform a biopsy. The incident occurred when an artery was inadvertently punctured by a trainee doctor. The details surrounding the incident are still under investigation, and

Sudan Hospital Drone Attack Results in 64 Fatalities During Eid,…

A recent airstrike resulted in the deaths of 64 individuals, as reported by the World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General. Among the casualties are 13 children, two nurses, and one doctor, underscoring the devastating impact on civilian and healthcare personnel. The

Five Key Questions Remain About the Meningitis Outbreak

An outbreak has emerged, impacting 34 individuals and resulting in two fatalities. Health authorities have described the magnitude and rapid spread of this incident as “unprecedented.” In response to the outbreak, public health officials are conducting investigations to determine the

Sunlit Rooms Have Half as Much Bacteria as Dark Rooms,…

Sunshine keeps you healthy. Even Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, suggested that hospitals should be designed to let daylight in. However, back then, there wasn’t much research available that would explain why this was necessary. A study published