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Finland's regional welfare areas are undergoing significant service cuts, affecting health centers, care homes, and hospital wards, with varying impacts across the country.

A cleaning expert suggests using baking soda as a simple solution to eliminate bad odors from shoes.

A healthcare worker argues that the current waiting day policy financially penalizes staff for minor injuries, urging its abolition.

The Telangana government plans to introduce a law that will cut the salaries of government employees who do not care for their elderly parents.

A baby southern white rhino, abandoned by its mother, receives support from the Riverina community in New South Wales for its care.

Ezra Cool, a 22-year-old man experiencing a mental health crisis, was killed in a hit-and-run accident shortly after escaping from a hospital where he was admitted involuntarily for psychiatric care.

Anthuriums require additional vitamins in winter to thrive, particularly because their growth conditions reflect their tropical origins.

A 72-year-old man, Alar Ehala, credited geriatric day therapy with helping him recover from debilitating pain, highlighting the potential benefits of interdisciplinary medical care, despite a lack of official support in Estonia.

To enhance the capacity for severe and emergency patient care, new standards for staffing and facilities in regional and local emergency medical centers are being implemented.

Grandparents and other relatives caring for children will receive financial support from the UK government under a new pilot scheme.

Patients and their companions are overcrowding the reception and corridors of the General Hospital of Fortaleza (HGF), highlighting the challenges faced by this critical care facility amid increased demand.

A caregiver in Madrid has been sentenced to a revisable permanent prison term for the murder of an elderly man he was supposed to care for, alongside charges of theft.

A Queensland inquiry has revealed that the state has a significantly higher number of children in residential care compared to other Australian states, examining the reasons behind this trend.

The New Brunswick government is allocating $1.7 million to enhance the collaborative care clinic in the Nackawic-Millville area, aiming to improve access to primary health care for residents.

A dog trainer explains the reasons why dogs may stop suddenly during walks and offers advice for improving the walking experience.

Pati Chapoy criticized Cazzu in connection with controversial remarks about her relationship with Christian Nodal, urging her to focus on her child instead of engaging in public disputes.

A lawsuit alleges that Caesars Palace staff misidentified a veteran's medical emergency as intoxication, leading to his death after delayed medical assistance.

Experts warn that a significant decrease in overseas nursing and caring staff is posing a critical risk to UK hospitals and care homes.

Laura, a 16-year-old found in Berlin, is undergoing evaluations to determine her future and potential return to Greece after being located by local authorities.

This article shares four personal stories of families in Slovakia grappling with the challenges of caring for elderly relatives, highlighting issues of inadequate services, ethical dilemmas, and the emotional toll on caregivers.

Former Paraguayan president Horacio Cartes has been hospitalized in intensive care following a seizure, with doctors indicating his condition is stable but serious.

This article explores the efficacy of different washing machine cycles and provides expert recommendations for optimal clothing care and energy savings.

Manitoba's NDP government plans to announce its budget on March 24, facing challenges related to health care, cost of living, and a significant fiscal deficit.

This article provides tips for protecting skin during the Holi festival with homemade skincare remedies.

There was a violent altercation between intern doctors and nursing staff at the Trauma Ward of BRD Medical College in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, resulting in injuries and disruption in patient care.

Lucy Crawford experienced a life-threatening delay in her emergency C-section due to staffing issues at a UK hospital, which is part of a broader investigation into maternity care failures.

Sixteen-year-old Laura, who had been missing for about a month and a half, has been found in Germany after traveling from Patras to Frankfurt.

Experts say that water collected from air conditioning units can effectively be used for watering plants, despite lacking nutrients found in rainwater.

Freising is implementing measures to address the increasing population of elderly residents, particularly those over 80, by introducing a pilot transitional care program.

Over a hundred women in Finland have come forward to share their experiences of childbirth injuries after Yle's report on the handling of such conditions.

Iceland's Health Care will take over the tasks of the Hearing and Speech Service Center as it is set to be dissolved on May 1.

Høiby expresses feelings of being exploited in his past relationship with influencer Nora Haukland during a court proceeding.

A Nova Scotia family expresses their heartbreak after losing their baby, accusing the healthcare system of failing to respond adequately to urgent prenatal concerns.

Doctors are cautiously optimistic about the condition of a 5-month-old baby hospitalized with meningitis in a critical care unit in Greece, following a positive MRI scan.

A significant rise in solo dining in the U.S. reflects a cultural shift towards individualism and personal choice in dining experiences.

A nursery worker in the United States administered laxatives to children so she could leave work early.

The Barmer health insurance company calls for urgent reforms in long-term care insurance due to skyrocketing costs and a significant increase in the number of care recipients in Bavaria.

An 18-year-old from Rīga suffered a collarbone fracture while playing sports, and despite receiving initial care at a district hospital, he was redirected for surgery in Rīga due to backlog issues in emergency services.

A nursing home director has been removed from their position following the death of an elderly resident who attempted to call for help 11 times.

Authorities are investigating the case of an elderly person's death in a care home in Espoo, Finland, where the individual attempted to summon help 11 times without success.

West Uusimaa police are investigating the suspicious death of an elderly resident at a care home in Espoo, suspecting potential criminal involvement.

Monty Don advises gardeners on the best timing for mowing their lawns in 2026, cautioning against early cuts that can damage grass.

A school bus in Kokemäki overturned, leading to six students being taken to continuing care, though no serious injuries were reported.

A free training course for public school teachers in the Federal District of Brazil combines dance and psychotherapy as pedagogical and self-care tools, with registration open until March 13.

A dental clinic in Kaunas, Lithuania, offers modern dentistry services emphasizing patient care and advanced technology to enhance smiles and oral health.

The condition of a Kyiv rescue worker injured in a Russian strike in January has significantly improved, moving from intensive care to a regular hospital ward.

There is a call for better coordination in the care for individuals with substance abuse and mental health issues in Sweden, as highlighted by Social Minister Jakob Forssmed.

Prince Harry and Meghan, on a WHO-led mission, visited evacuees from Gaza in Jordan to focus on mental health and trauma care.

The article emphasizes the importance of regular health check-ups at different life stages to prevent chronic diseases.

Sébastien Chenu, the vice-president of the RN party in France, explains his support for a contentious end-of-life bill, emphasizing the need for equality in access to palliative care.