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Paediatrician tells inquest of ‘feelings of betrayal’ after son’s sepsis death
Deborah Burns tells inquest she witnessed a series of medical blunders at William Hewes’s bedsideA consultant paediatrician has been unable to work at the hospital that failed to save her son from a
Read MoreSTAT+: Corbus reports first Western data for closely tracked ADC cancer drug
Corbus Pharmaceuticals presented new data from the first Western study of its antibody-drug conjugate treatment for cancer.
Read More‘My happy, safe world was turned upside down’: how Covid hit England’s over-50s
Many say quality of life has declined dramatically – despite a study concluding older people now have improved wellbeingPeople aged 50 and over in England have greater life satisfaction and improved
Read MoreEyebetes Foundation conducts awareness initiative on diabetes-led vision impairment at the Maha Kumbh
Located at Sector 23, Arail Ghat, the foundation’s medical camp offers free random blood sugar tests, comprehensive vision screening among other services
Read MoreLivlong 365 expands operations to strengthen its presence in India
Livlong 365 provides services like doctor consultations, diagnostic tests, health plans, OPD packages, home care and online medicine orders
Read MorePrashanthi Balamandira Trust files on NSE-Social Stock Exchange (SSE) platform
Proceeds shall be utilised to set up an Emergency and Trauma Care wing in the upcoming 600-bed hospital at Muddenahalli, Chikkaballapur, Karnataka
Read MoreAs States Mull Medicaid Work Requirements, Two Scale Theirs Back
As Republicans consider adding work requirements to Medicaid, Georgia and Arkansas — two states with experience running such programs — want to scale back the key parts supporters have argued enco
Read MoreA Dose of Love: The Winning Health Policy Valentines
KFF Health News shares our favorite reader-submitted health policy valentines. One struck us in the heart and inspired an original cartoon.
Read MoreSTAT+: U.S. scientists, unnerved by policy changes, may yearn for escape — but find limited opportunity
U.S. scientists, unnerved by policy changes initiated by the Trump administration, may yearn for escape — but find limited opportunity elsewhere.
Read MoreOpinion: There is no ‘amyloid cabal’ in Alzheimer’s research
“There exists no ‘amyloid cabal’” in Alzheimer’s research, neurologist Dennis Selkoe writes in response to Charles Piller’s “Doctored.
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