Sister performed CPR on businesswoman who died after plastic surgeries, firefighters say
Priscila Dorneles, a businesswoman in the aesthetics sector, died two days after undergoing plastic surgeries in Goiânia, prompting her sister to perform CPR until emergency services arrived.
Health as an Investment. A Sector that Determines the Competitiveness of the State
The article discusses the shifting perspective on health from being viewed solely as a cost to being recognized as a critical investment for a country’s productivity and competitiveness.
March will be marked by advances and a new time in the health sector of Bragança Paulista
Bragança Paulista's municipal government is implementing strategic actions in March to enhance public health services and reduce waiting times for medical care.
Agreement Reached for Private Social and Health Sector
An agreement has been reached in the negotiations for the private social and health sector in Finland, leading to the cancellation of previously announced strikes.
Lives Threatened by Funding Shortages: Yemen on the Brink of Health Collapse
The WHO warns that Yemen's health sector is on the verge of collapse due to funding shortages, posing a serious threat to millions of lives in the region.
Bradesco merges and lists health companies with revenue of R$ 52 billion on the stock exchange
Bradesco announced a corporate reorganization to consolidate its health businesses into a new entity called Bradsaúde, which will be listed on the stock exchange with projected revenues of R$ 52 billion.
Leasing in Healthcare - How Financing Supports the Development of the Medical Industry
The article discusses the increasing importance of leasing in the healthcare sector due to rising health needs, advancing medical technologies, and budget constraints.
Film and TV charity unveils landmark mental health principles for UK industry
The Film and TV charity has released important mental health principles aimed at improving the well-being of those in the UK creative sector.
Expansion in Guarujá attracts new headquarters of Corporate Health reference
The new expansion in Guarujá is set to boost the local services sector significantly, especially with the upcoming Metropolitan Civil Airport and a reported job growth of 1,625%.
"For the French sector, it’s a systemic risk": abandoned by its shareholder, Ramsay Health descends into the unknown
Ramsay Santé, the leading French private clinic operator, faces a major upheaval as its majority shareholder plans to distribute its stake among shareholders, risking significant changes in ownership and potential instability in the French health sector.
Twelve dismissed at the Health Insurance Institute
Twelve employees were laid off at the Health Insurance Institute in Iceland, impacting the organization's operations.
'Furious' public sector workers in Tasmania resume industrial action
Public sector workers in Tasmania have resumed industrial action, alleging that the state government reneged on a pay deal while the government refutes this claim.
42,000 vacancies in Bihar... Recruitment for positions like Nurse, ANM, and Amin
The Bihar Technical Service Commission has announced 42,467 vacancies across various positions, predominantly in the health sector, with significant recruitment for staff nurses and ANMs set to take place by August.
Sespa calls approved candidates in the selective process for urgent vacancies; deadline ends this Wednesday, 25
The Secretary of State for Public Health (Sespa) in Brazil has called for candidates approved in the selective process for urgent health sector vacancies, with a document submission deadline on February 25.
Pharmaceutical retail earns R$ 128.6 billion with a surge in weight loss pens; see ranking
Brazil's pharmaceutical retail sector generated approximately R$ 128.6 billion in 2025, bolstered by the popularity of weight-loss pens like Mounjaro, Ozempic, and Wegovy.
Health Care, 460 Million Euro Deficit for Puglia's Health Authorities
Puglia's regional health authorities are facing a significant deficit of approximately 460 million euros, highlighting ongoing financial mismanagement in the sector.
On Monday, e-health was temporarily not operational
Latvia's e-health system experienced temporary downtime on Monday due to technical issues, which were promptly resolved within an hour by the Latvian Digital Health Center.
New strike warning for the social sector
Several social and health organizations in Finland have issued a strike warning affecting the private social services sector.
"Menobusiness". How the Market Opens Women's Pockets During Menopause
The article discusses the evolving market for menopause products, highlighting a cultural shift towards openness among women about their experiences and the rising economic opportunities in this sector.
South Korea, Brazil sign trade, agriculture deals
Brazil and South Korea have signed multiple agreements during President Lula's state visit, focusing on trade, agriculture, and health sector cooperation, including easing access to K-beauty products in Brazil.
Violent battles in the Sudanese city of Tina and UN warnings of the collapse of the health sector
Intense fighting has erupted in the strategic city of Tina in North Darfur, with harsh military confrontations reported between Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces, alongside UN warnings of a deteriorating health situation.
Court rules on the dismissal of a young finance sector employee in the US who asked for 9 hours of sleep a day
A court is reviewing the case of Kathryn Shiber, who was dismissed from her finance job after requesting a guaranteed period for sleep to manage her mental health condition.
Women's health receives 6% of private investment, says World Economic Forum
A report from the World Economic Forum indicates that women's health receives a mere 6% of total private investment in the health sector over the period from 2020 to 2025.
Public Employees Not Any Weaker Than Others
A recent report indicates that public employees in Iceland are not statistically weaker than their counterparts in other sectors.
Meeting on the Healing of Health Financing Ended in Deadlock
A meeting intended to address financial issues in the health sector concluded without any resolutions.
FG courts Nigerian doctors overseas to bolster health sector
The Nigerian government aims to engage medical professionals in the diaspora to improve local healthcare services through the Diaspora Health Impact Initiative 2026.
38th Thessaloniki Insurance Conference: Artificial Intelligence as a Valuable Tool for the Health Insurance Sector
The 38th Thessaloniki Insurance Conference highlighted the crucial role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the sustainability of health insurance in Greece and globally, while emphasizing that it will not replace insurance intermediaries.
‘Mañanera’ Conference of Claudia Sheinbaum Today, February 17: Follow it Live Here
President Claudia Sheinbaum leads the morning press conference on February 17 from the National Palace, addressing various public interest topics including the rise in measles cases and recent personnel changes in the education sector.
JOHESU's demands matter
The Joint Health Sector Unions in Nigeria have suspended their nationwide strike, but emphasize the need for the government to address their demands to prevent further disruption in the healthcare sector.
CEO position at the HSA also advertised
The position for CEO at the Health Sector Authority (HSA) has been opened for candidates.
What will happen with the closure of hospitals and salary increases for medical staff? The Minister of Health responds
The Polish Minister of Health addressed concerns regarding the reorganization of hospitals and proposed salary increases for medical professionals amid a significant budget shortfall in the healthcare sector.
Inadequate equipment frustrates hospitals as FG releases N36m for capital projects
The Nigerian government's release of only N36 million from a N218 billion health sector budget raises alarms about equipment shortages and health service quality amid ongoing challenges like worker migration and strikes.
We walk, but few of us know how to do it right: A new field of sports training is emerging in walking education
Experts agree on the benefits of walking for health, highlighting the emergence of a new sports training sector focusing on teaching proper walking techniques.
Calls for crisis meeting on the work environment in healthcare
Swedish Health Minister Elisabet Lann calls for a crisis meeting to address the historic high stress levels in the country's healthcare sector.
Increasing uncertainty surrounding pay raises for medical staff. The health minister speaks of postponing the date
Poland’s Health Minister acknowledged that implementing the salary law for the medical sector could be postponed due to financial strains, causing tension among healthcare professionals.
Industrial harmony as catalyst for Nigeria’s health renaissance
The article discusses the importance of industrial harmony between labor and management in improving Nigeria's health sector, referencing historical labor disputes in healthcare globally.
Resource mobilisation strategy for Nigeria’s WASH sector
The article discusses the impact of a freeze on US foreign aid on Nigeria's Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) sector and the response from Nigerian lawmakers to address funding gaps.
FG lifts ‘No Work, No Pay’ embargo, approves JOHESU January salaries
The Federal Ministry of Health in Nigeria has lifted the salary embargo for health workers after a strike suspension by the Joint Health Sector Unions.
Staff Member Infected with Tuberculosis: 'This Was Quite a Shock'
A nurse at Landspitali has been infected with tuberculosis, affecting both his mental and physical health, and sparking concerns about working conditions in the healthcare sector.
JOHESU strike suspended, salaries approved –FG
The Federal Government of Nigeria announced the suspension of the Joint Health Sector Unions' nationwide strike after a successful meeting, emphasizing a commitment to health workers' welfare.
JOHESU threatens fresh strike if implementation fails by April
The Joint Health Sector Unions in Nigeria has warned of a potential strike if salary adjustments agreed upon with the Federal Government are not implemented by April.
ASEP: Announcement 1K/2026 for 510 permanent positions in the Ministry of Health
The Greek ASEP has announced the recruitment of 510 permanent positions in the Ministry of Health, with applications opening on February 17, 2026.
Shortage Exceeding 84%: Gaza Laboratories Collapse Due to Israeli Restrictions on Medical Supplies
Gaza's health sector is on the brink of paralysis as medical laboratories and blood banks face critical shortages of essential materials due to ongoing Israeli restrictions on medical supplies.
A Huge Layoff Bomb Threatens – Here’s What Will Happen to Your Area
A recent survey indicates that nearly 1,500 staff in Finland's welfare regions are facing layoffs or job hazards, with significant regional disparities in staffing reductions.
Will there be raises for medical professionals starting July 1? The Ministry of Health is preparing changes
The Polish Ministry of Health is proposing changes that could freeze minimal wages in the healthcare sector, raising concerns among medical professionals.
Meteorite Collision: AI, Health and Well-Being, the Vertical That Is Advancing the Movie at 2x
The article discusses the rapid advancement of generative artificial intelligence in the health sector, suggesting its transformative impact by 2026.
Kwara eyes training pact with University of Offa
The Kwara State Government is considering a collaboration with the University of Offa to enhance training in health-related academic programs.
Non-implementation of mental health act discouraging donors – Experts
Experts warn that Nigeria's failure to implement its Mental Health Act is deterring foreign investment in the healthcare sector.
Health workers suspend strike, warn against victimisation
The Joint Health Sector Unions has suspended its 84-day nationwide strike, cautioning against the victimization of its members following an emergency meeting in Abuja.
Copy and Paste: corruption scheme in the health sector was divided into three cores and Rodrigo Manga was a 'key piece', says MPF
A corruption scheme in the health sector of Sorocaba's city hall involved three cores, with the suspended mayor Rodrigo Manga identified as a key figure, according to federal prosecutors.