Fight Against Parkinson's: The First Argentine Startup Launched to Innovate with Stem Cells
The first Argentine startup focused on stem cell innovations for treating Parkinson's and heart conditions has been launched, inspired by recent advancements in Japan.
Medicover President: Let’s Create a Quality Market with Patient Focus
The President of Medicover, Dr. Artur Białkowski, advocates for developing a healthcare market in Poland that prioritizes quality and patient care, suggesting that private healthcare facilities investing in modern technologies should be able to access national funding contracts.
Osu the cat, who has come like spring
The article celebrates the birthday of a cat named Osu, who quietly became part of the family, highlighting a sketch made by the author's wife.
‘I heard I was addicted to opioids’: women have their pain underestimated in hospitals and receive less treatment than men, study shows
A recent study reveals that women often have their pain underestimated in hospitals compared to men, leading to less effective treatment.
Ukrainian rehabilitation specialists received during an exchange visit at 'Vaivari'
The National Rehabilitation Center 'Vaivari' in Latvia hosted 24 Ukrainian health care and rehabilitation specialists to enhance their knowledge of modern rehabilitation methods.
The state wants to link healthcare facility financing to patient recovery
Estonia is considering tying the financing of healthcare institutions to the recovery outcomes of patients.
This image shows the stark difference between regions - Concerns have arisen about payments
A report by Finnish ministries highlights significant financial disparities between welfare regions, raising concerns about their ability to provide services.
Such spirit at the age of 82! 12-hour bus journey every day to meet wife in ICU
An 82-year-old man travels 12 hours daily to meet his wife in ICU, demonstrating his unyielding love and commitment.
Perth mother's struggle to get specialist care for her three-year-old son
A mother in Perth is expressing frustration at the lack of specialist care for her three-year-old son suffering from complex epilepsy, who currently receives only emergency treatment.
Diana Ingerainen: Estonia's healthcare needs a quality system
Diana Ingerainen argues that Estonia's healthcare system requires a quality assurance framework to address long waiting times and improve patient outcomes.
'Our little girl, 2, has childhood dementia - it's every parent's worst nightmare'
The parents of a toddler with childhood dementia are advocating for government funding for research into a cure for her rare condition.
Africa: All of Africa Today - March 23, 2026
A drone strike on Al Deain Teaching Hospital in Sudan has killed at least 64 people, highlighting the dire consequences of the ongoing civil war in the region.
Sudan: Over 60 Killed in Strike on Hospital, WHO says
A strike on a hospital in East Darfur, Sudan, has left at least 64 people dead, according to the WHO.
Children stuck in hospital limbo due to discharge delays - 'hidden crisis'
New research reveals that children in England are facing significant delays in hospital discharges, resulting in missed education and family time.
Babies to be screened for rare SMA condition in Scotland in Mirror campaign boost
Scotland has started screening newborns for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), marking a significant win for The Mirror's campaign advocating for universal screening in the UK.
Two heads, two hands and four legs but one heart... A birth that shocked everyone
A rare case of conjoined twins was born in Aligarh, shocking the family with both joy and sorrow as they faced an unexpected medical situation.
With Freedom, nanorobots from the Czech Republic will also travel to space for testing. They will help with antibiotics
Czech nanorobots will be tested in space alongside a mission called Freedom, aiming to enhance antibiotic efficacy.
The state is considering linking health fund payment to patient recovery
The Estonian government is exploring the possibility of tying health fund payments to patient recovery rates as part of a shift towards value-based healthcare funding models.
New warning system to increase safety for ambulance personnel
A new warning system called Observandum is set to be implemented in Västernorrland, Sweden, to improve the safety of ambulance personnel following previous incidents of violence against them.
Students on casino gaming in school: "Sad to see your friends play"
The article discusses the concerning rise of gambling among school-aged children in Sweden and the challenges faced in addressing gambling addiction in schools and healthcare systems.
Children with mental health problems did not receive the promised help – 'Unfortunate'
A report reveals that children in Sweden with mental health issues are not receiving timely help as promised due to staffing shortages and communication failures in the health system.
The porous relationship between Ayuso and Quirón: the night a senior executive of the group closed a venue to dine with her in León
Isabel Díaz Ayuso had a private dinner with Quirón executive Fernando Camino in León, which raises questions about conflicts of interest amid significant debt payments to the group by the Community of Madrid.
Forced to give birth at the hospital door due to lack of a male companion: Taliban edicts endanger Afghan women's lives
Afghan women face life-threatening conditions as Taliban edicts restrict their access to healthcare, forcing them to give birth in dangerous situations.
Woman dies due to negligence during stone surgery in Ballia
A woman died due to alleged negligence during surgery for stones in a private hospital in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh, leading to protests by her family.
Iranians reveal the bloody toll of the war. A thousand and a half victims, including children
According to Iranian state broadcaster Irib, over 1,500 people have died in American-Israeli attacks, with more than 200 of them being under 18.
Man charged in $90M Medicare fraud scheme; DOJ says suspect may have entered US illegally
Anar Rustamov, a foreign national, has been charged with health care fraud involving a scheme to steal over $90 million from Medicare.
Albury Hospital CEO to step down amid staff concerns over safety
Albury Wodonga Health CEO Bill Appleby has resigned following multiple votes of no confidence from staff regarding safety issues.
The SUS Queue in an Election Year
Amid election year tensions, the wait for specialized treatment in Brazil's Unified Health System (SUS) remains a pressing issue for patients.
The Other Side of Health Innovation: The Dilemma of Covering All Medications and Devices That Hit the Market
A regional forum in São Paulo discussed the challenges of incorporating innovative medical technologies into healthcare funding, focusing on inefficient spending and the necessity of not covering all approved medications and devices.
Man stabs partner, flees from healthcare unit and is arrested for attempted femicide in Hortolândia
A man in Hortolândia, Brazil, was arrested for attempted femicide after stabbing his partner and fleeing the scene.
How a New Smile Turned into a Legal Case: A Patient Sues the State Over an Incomfortable Dental Prosthesis
A patient is suing the Latvian state for compensation over an uncomfortable dental prosthesis following a traumatic dental experience.
The unseen costs of living with a disability in regional Australia
The article discusses the significant challenges faced by people with disabilities in regional Australia, highlighting individual stories and systemic issues affecting their care and daily lives.
Important changes in pharmacies come into effect on April 1
Starting April 1, 2026, Poland's Ministry of Health will implement significant updates to the list of reimbursed medications, introducing 16 new therapies, primarily for cancer and rare diseases.
12910 zł for doctors, 11485 zł for nurses. New minimum salaries in 2026
Health Minister confirms no reforms will occur without compromise on salary changes discussed in the Tripartite Health Care Team meeting.
Doctors in rural areas must be able to operate independently, often in very difficult circumstances
The article discusses the challenges faced by doctors practicing in rural Iceland, emphasizing the need for independence in their medical practice.
Conditions can be challenging for doctors in rural areas
Doctors practicing in rural areas of Iceland face significant challenges due to various circumstances.
Benefits for Immigrants in California: What Programs Exist and How to Qualify
California Governor Gavin Newsom is maintaining a series of benefits for immigrants, including access to health programs and financial assistance, contingent on immigration status.
Let's Create a Quality Market with the Patient in Mind
The article discusses the role of the private sector as an essential component of the healthcare system in Poland, arguing for better cooperation between public and private healthcare providers.
COPD Symptoms Develop Over Years
Chronic lung diseases, particularly Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), are a major cause of death in Poland and worldwide, highlighting the need for improved medical attention in the healthcare system.
Are private health insurers trying to move Australia to a US-style model?
Private health insurers in Australia are expanding into general practitioner clinics and telehealth services, raising concerns about a shift towards a US-style managed care model and prompting calls for increased oversight.
Gerd Elisabeth Holter was academically strong, inclusive, and social
Gerd Elisabeth Holter, a pioneering figure in Norwegian nursing, passed away at the age of 84 on February 12, 2026, leaving a significant legacy in the profession.
Almost all of Europe has introduced the treatment that gave the 53-year-old a normal life. – Too expensive, says Norway.
Norway refuses to offer CAR-T cell therapy for bone marrow cancer despite its approval in other European countries, citing high costs.
Stradiņa Hospital's Nephrologists: Implementing a Unified Quality in Patient Care Can Save Millions
Nephrologists at Stradiņa Hospital in Latvia are advocating for a unified standard of care that could save the healthcare system millions while providing better treatment for kidney patients.
C’River gas explosion victims rise to 60 as commissioner assesses burn injuries
The number of victims from a gas explosion in Calabar, Cross River State, has increased to 60, as health officials assess the situation.
Man arrested after attempting to rape doctor during service at UPA in South Zone of SP
A doctor was the victim of an attempted rape while attending to a patient in a health facility in São Paulo, leading to the arrest of the suspect.
Schoolboy had hospital procedure - three weeks later masked man had disturbing news
A Welsh teenager is alerted to a potential health scare after a mysterious masked man visits his home following a hospital procedure.
Inmate dies after being found unconscious in cell at Ceresp in Ipatinga
A 43-year-old inmate died after being found unconscious in a cell at the Ceresp in Ipatinga, Brazil.
Analysts say Gaza 'civilian' deaths include Hamas, other terror members working as medics, media workers
New research indicates that many reported civilian deaths in Gaza may include members of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad disguised as healthcare and media workers.
Why Ozempic Doesn't Work for Everyone
Ozempic and similar weight-loss medications are hailed as miracle treatments, but they are ineffective for one in ten individuals.
Online tool allows residents to consult medications at municipal pharmacies in Araçatuba
An online tool has been launched for patients in Araçatuba, Brazil, enabling them to check the availability of medications at municipal pharmacies before visiting, thereby saving time and ensuring treatment continuity.