Ovarian cancer 'diagnosed too late' as experts warn of care postcode lottery
A report highlights concerning delays in ovarian cancer diagnoses in the UK, with significant variations in care based on geographic location.
Conceptually supports the rights of the Saeima to cancel unjustly imposed psychiatric diagnoses from the Soviet era
Latvia's Saeima may gain the authority to reinstate the status of individuals wrongfully diagnosed with psychiatric conditions during the Soviet era.
"You know I've always seen you as number 1, right?"
The youngest brother, Martin Jensen, who has several diagnoses, becomes the focus of a documentary film by his award-winning brother, Emil Langballe, exploring their contrasting lives and sibling relationship.
One brother is a successful director, the other dreams of getting his driver's license back
The article explores the contrasting lives of two brothers, one of whom is a successful director while the other struggles with various challenges, including mental health diagnoses.
Autism: A study with 2.7 million people detects a key change in diagnoses between men and women
A large-scale study in Sweden reveals changing trends in autism diagnoses among men and women over time.
Diagnoses of the system and discussions on new health strategies in Katowice - XI Health Challenges Congress 2026 has concluded
The XI Health Challenges Congress explored health system reforms and financing predictability in Poland.
Finnish woman learned about her rare disease only at the age of 51, followed by an additional 38 diagnoses
A Finnish woman, who has lived with chronic pain for most of her life, was finally diagnosed with a rare illness at age 51, with 38 additional diagnoses following.
Human Rights Commission: Exclusion of โOriental medicine doctor diagnosisโ in evaluation of transportation-vulnerable is discrimination
The National Human Rights Commission of Korea has recommended correcting the discrimination against individuals by excluding diagnoses from Oriental medicine practitioners in the evaluation process for special transportation for vulnerable groups.
Imaging Tests Assist Women in Quick and Accurate Diagnoses
Imaging tests are revolutionizing medical diagnostics for women by providing quick and accurate assessments of internal health conditions without invasive procedures.
Who is Uta Frith, the scientist who now questions the concept of autism that she herself helped define
Uta Frith, a prominent researcher who shaped the understanding of autism, is now questioning the very concept she helped develop, sparking a renewed global discussion on autism diagnoses.
Autism: Are There More Cases or Overdiagnosis? A Specialist Explains Environmental Impact and the Role of Screens
The article discusses the dramatic increase in autism diagnoses and the potential factors contributing to this phenomenon, including environmental impacts and early exposure to screens.
NHS GP explains why you can get different diagnoses depending on doctor
A UK NHS GP emphasizes the importance of seeking diverse opinions in medical diagnoses, highlighting the complex nature of medical practice.
Canadian Cancer Society urges colorectal cancer screening age to be 45
The Canadian Cancer Society is advocating for a reduction in the recommended age for colorectal cancer screening to 45 following alarming personal accounts of late diagnoses.
Canceling Baseless Diagnosis by Parliament Decision โ Seeking Ways for Broader Support for the Repressed
The Latvian Parliament is exploring ways to facilitate the rehabilitation of individuals who were repressed during the Soviet era, particularly concerning psychiatric evaluations and diagnoses.
Researchers Made a Troubling Observation About Breast Cancer
A recent international study reveals a worrying increase in breast cancer diagnoses among younger women in Finland and beyond.
Currently not recognizing the mandatory indication of diagnoses on sick leave forms as an optimal solution
The Latvian Ministry of Health is assessing various approaches for data collection regarding the most common causes of sick leave, including mandatory diagnosis codes.
New diagnostic method for endometriosis in sight
A new diagnostic method for endometriosis is being developed in Iceland, potentially allowing for earlier and less invasive diagnoses.
South Africa: A Quiet Crisis - Babies Born With Hearing Loss Often Diagnosed Too Late in South Africa
Newborn hearing screening is not universally mandated in South Africa, leading to late diagnoses of hearing loss in thousands of infants.
The Chamber of Commerce wishes to establish a notification system for employers in case of infectious diseases
The Chamber of Commerce in Estonia is advocating for a system that would notify employers of temporary work restrictions for employees due to infectious diseases, while maintaining the confidentiality of health data and diagnoses.
Symposium at UiO: Spontaneous Abortions and Prenatal Diagnoses Connected Experiences of Mothers and Scientists
A scientific symposium titled "Journey Through Uncertainty" was held in Zagreb to address the experiences of women facing spontaneous abortions and severe prenatal diagnoses, aiming to improve care for these women and their families.
Symposium of the Organization In the Name of the Family on Spontaneous Abortions and Severe Prenatal Diagnoses
A symposium organized by the Organization In the Name of the Family in Zagreb addresses the challenges and responses surrounding spontaneous abortions and severe prenatal diagnoses.
Dr. Markiฤ: Pregnant women and mothers of young children are today the most discriminated group in society
Dr. ลฝeljka Markiฤ discusses the upcoming symposium on miscarriage experiences and coping with severe prenatal diagnoses, highlighting the plight of mothers as a discriminated group.
Getting an ADHD diagnosis may be easier, but will it make things better?
Australia is training general practitioners to make ADHD diagnoses and prescribe medications to better cope with the rising demand for ADHD services.
Blue-Marine March; Colorectal cancer is the 3rd most common in Brazil
Colorectal cancer is the third most prevalent cancer in Brazil, with an alarming rise in diagnoses projected over the next three years.
Origin of deadly cancer affecting young adults revealed in alarming report
A recent report reveals a disturbing rise in colorectal cancer diagnoses among young adults under 50, indicating shifts in patient demographics and screening practices.
Ruling Against Child Psychiatrist Winterhoff: Children Sedated After Questionable Diagnoses
Child psychiatrist Michael Winterhoff has been sentenced to a suspended nine-month prison term for bodily harm after sedating children based on dubious diagnoses.
Are there missing diagnostic standards for ADHD in Poland? An eightfold increase in diagnoses
Poland sees a significant rise in ADHD diagnoses but lacks standardized diagnostic procedures, raising concerns among medical experts about the accuracy of these assessments.
Breast cancer in young women increases by 29% in three decades
A study shows that diagnoses of breast cancer in premenopausal women have increased by 29% since 1990, while rates for older women remain stable.
Dr. Halassy: Silence is a word that describes the state of losing a child well
The discussion on dealing with the loss of unborn children and challenging prenatal diagnoses was highlighted in a program featuring Dr. Beata Halassy and coordinator Tea Bekavac.
Casa dos Raros celebrates 3 years and reduces the journey for diagnosing rare diseases in RS; learn how to seek care
The Casa dos Raros in Porto Alegre celebrates its third anniversary, focusing on reducing the time taken for patients to receive diagnoses of rare diseases in Brazil.
Rare Diseases: Millions Await a Diagnosis That Does Not Arrive
Millions of people suffering from rare diseases are waiting for timely diagnoses and equitable healthcare access, which remain significant challenges globally.
NAV: Lowest sick leave in three years
The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration reports a decline in sick leave to its lowest level in three years, with significant decreases across all demographics, particularly in mental health diagnoses.
Mpox: cases rise to eight in Rondรดnia; child among the infected
The number of mpox cases in Rondรดnia has reached eight, including an 8-year-old child, following the confirmation of two new diagnoses.
Oncological treatment enters a new era
Spanish centers are adopting advanced technologies for more precise cancer diagnoses and treatments.
The Growing Phenomenon: Parents Post About Their Children's Diagnoses
Parents are increasingly sharing content about their children's diagnoses on social media, particularly focusing on autism-related experiences and advice.
Understand how the pandemic and abandonment of treatment help explain the increase in tuberculosis in Campinas
The number of tuberculosis cases in Campinas, Brazil, has risen significantly, reaching 300 in 2025, attributed to treatment abandonment and delayed diagnoses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Artificial Intelligence Diagnoses Children's Brain Tumors with 92% Accuracy Without Surgery
A new AI algorithm, M-PACT, developed by international researchers, can diagnose and classify children's brain tumors with 92% accuracy using only spinal fluid samples.
Early signs of dementia can be seen in the way you write
A new analysis suggests that changes in writing patterns could indicate the early onset of dementia, potentially allowing for earlier diagnoses.
More children survive cancer โ even difficult diagnoses
Advances in research and healthcare have led to improved treatment outcomes for pediatric cancer patients in Sweden.
A dog detected the cancer of a couple and saved their lives
A dog named Ceto alerted his owners of their cancer diagnoses, ultimately saving their lives.
Dealing with Patients: "Doctors should say that 99 out of 100 survive"
The article discusses how doctors should communicate risks to patients, particularly in sensitive situations like cancer diagnoses and surgeries, with insights from two psychologists.
Symposium on the Experience of Miscarriage and Coping with Severe Prenatal Diagnoses
A symposium addressing miscarriage and severe prenatal diagnoses will be held in Zagreb on March 7, 2026.
Leukemia Leads Cases of Childhood Cancer Among Pediatric Oncology Patients at HRBA
In 2025, 74% of confirmed childhood cancer diagnoses at the Hospital Regional do Baixo Amazonas were leukemia cases.
Breatomics: how the air we exhale could anticipate diagnoses and change the way we go to the doctor
Breatomics may revolutionize medical diagnostics by analyzing exhaled air to identify diseases and monitor treatments non-invasively.
Gender-Health Gap: Who Pays the Price for Women's Health?
Women in Germany continue to receive poorer health care compared to men, leading to late diagnoses and higher costs for the economy.
Missing MS Disease Diagnoses Reveal Major Errors in Health Care Funding - 'This is the Wild West'
The investigation by Finnish specialists reveals significant discrepancies in funding allocations due to missing diagnostic data for multiple sclerosis patients, suggesting systemic flaws in the welfare region's financing structure.
Parent Column 'The Guardians': RSV, with Best Regards!
The article humorously reflects on the challenges of dealing with common colds post-pandemic, highlighting the pressures to provide clear diagnoses to others while navigating everyday life.
The overabundance of ADHD diagnoses harms children with high abilities
The increase in ADHD diagnoses may negatively affect high-ability children who have different needs than those with ADHD.
RJ inaugurates institute dedicated to cancer treatment; state has 100 new confirmed cases per day
The state of Rio de Janeiro has inaugurated the State Institute of Oncology of Baixada Fluminense amid nearly 100 new cancer diagnoses daily.
Minister: In vitro fertilization must be applied based on medical diagnosis, law to be proposed in spring
The Lithuanian minister emphasizes that assisted reproduction services should only consider medical diagnoses, with a law expected to be discussed in the Parliament in spring.