Like a medical appointment: changes to truck access to the ports of Gran Rosario and mandatory time slots established
The government of Santa Fe will implement a mandatory time-slot system for trucks entering the ports of Gran Rosario to improve logistics during peak harvest times.
The right to health in a critical state
Public health in Ecuador is facing serious challenges, affecting countless families who struggle with inadequate access to essential medical care and treatments.
Rare diseases: Brazilians wait 5.4 years for diagnosis, study reveals; check the most frequent conditions
A recent study reveals that Brazilians with rare diseases wait an average of 5.4 years for a definitive diagnosis, with significant implications for their health and access to treatment.
Trump calls for banning minors' access to gender transition procedures without parental consent
Donald Trump has urged states to prohibit minors from accessing medical procedures related to gender transition without parental consent.
Ekiti adopts digital solutions to improve maternal health, reach remote patients
The Ekiti State Government is implementing digital solutions to enhance maternal health care, allowing access to medical support through phone and messaging services.
"Inhuman Experiment". What Awaits Ukrainian Refugees After the End of Aid?
Ukrainian refugees in Poland express deep concern over the access to medical assistance following the recent cessation of aid measures.
KUKU ⟩ Trapped in Ice Prangli Resident: I also freeze milk, but the child misses the fresh produce
A resident of Prangli Island describes the challenges faced due to the island's ferry being under repair, affecting access to fresh food and medical care.
UNICEF urges FG to prioritise child survival through medical oxygen access
UNICEF has called on the Nigerian government to prioritize the provision of medical oxygen to enhance child survival rates.
More Doctors demands better training
The 'More Doctors' program in Brazil, originally created to improve healthcare access in underserved areas, is now facing challenges due to previous government measures that have affected the training of medical professionals.
Mayor of León sentenced for registering 21 acquaintances in two houses of a village with 501 residents and only 178 health cards
A mayor in León was sentenced for inflating the census by registering 21 people in two homes in a village with a small population and limited medical access.
"Inhuman experiment". What awaits Ukrainian refugees after the aid expires?
Ukrainian refugees in Poland express deep concerns over limited access to medical care and the uncertain future as aid programs come to an end.
Western Doctors on Israeli Bans Due to Gaza
Western doctors are reportedly being systematically denied entry to Gaza by Israeli authorities, especially those who have publicly testified about the dire humanitarian conditions caused by the ongoing conflict.
Medics in UK and US say they have been barred from Gaza after speaking out
Medical professionals in the UK and US report being denied entry to Gaza after sharing their experiences of the conflict, raising concerns about arbitrary denials of humanitarian aid access.
Let the death row inmates have hope.
A 62-year-old ALS patient in Norway describes her struggle to access life-prolonging medication after being denied participation in clinical trials and treatment options, highlighting the paradox of medical regulations.
The Shadow of 'Medical Tourism Fees'... Unregistered Migrant Mothers Unable to Access Hospitals
Unregistered migrant mothers face significant barriers to accessing healthcare services, leading to dangerous situations during pregnancy.
Quotas increase access to medicine, but do not guarantee a spot in residency, says study
A study indicates that affirmative action policies in Brazil have improved access to medical education but have not succeeded in ensuring residency placements for graduates from quota programs.
Big announcement by CM Yogi in Gorakhpur, lack of money will no longer be an obstacle for treatment
In Gorakhpur, CM Yogi Adityanath assured citizens that financial constraints will not hinder access to medical treatment, instructing officials to expedite support for those in need.
"Prenotopoli" in Taranto. Under Investigation by the Nas: One Million Practices
The Italian health authorities are investigating potential fraudulent appointment rescheduling in Taranto's health system, with suspicions of a patronage system allowing privileged access to medical services.
More Specialists Doctors Program has open registrations for 122 positions in Piauí; see cities
The Brazilian government is offering 122 medical positions across 15 cities in Piauí as part of its Mais Médicos Especialistas program to improve specialized healthcare access.
Inmates in Danish Prisons Protest for Better Conditions
Inmates across several Danish prisons staged a protest demanding improved living conditions, citing issues like medication access and delayed responses to their medical needs.
Using AI for medical advice can cause you harm, Canadian doctors warn
Canadian doctors express concerns that patients relying on AI for health advice may receive dangerous misinformation due to the lack of access to primary care providers.
Snakebite cases drop for third year in Kaduna — Health commissioner
The Kaduna State Commissioner for Health, Umma Ahmed, reported a decline in snakebite cases due to better access to anti-venom and emergency medical interventions.
Kwara recruits fresh medics to boost health services delivery
The Kwara State Government has deployed new medical doctors to various health facilities to improve healthcare access and service delivery.
Studying Medicine is an Expensive Dream for Graduates: What a Medical Aspirant Must Have
The article discusses the financial burdens faced by aspiring medical students like Isabella Suárez in Ecuador due to limited access to affordable public education.
There was no road, the ambulance did not arrive, the system took a life
An 18-year-old boy named Shaile sh Magan Vagda died in Jawhar, Palghar due to lack of timely medical treatment caused by inaccessible roads preventing ambulance access.
No road, no ambulance, and... a young man lost his life due to the system in a tribal village in Palghar
An 18-year-old boy died in a remote tribal village in Palghar district because lack of road access delayed crucial medical treatment.
Online issuance of medical records now available for closed traditional Korean medicine hospitals
Starting this month, medical records from closed traditional Korean medicine hospitals will be accessible online, with parents being able to obtain records for children under 19 from March.
Reopening the Rafah crossing was, inevitably, not straightforward
Despite the reopening of the Rafah crossing, only a handful of individuals from Gaza have managed to access medical assistance in Egypt, highlighting the complexities involved.
At the Gate of Waiting: People of Gaza: What Prevents Us from Living a Decent Life?
In Khan Younis, residents face the longest queue of their lives at the Rafah crossing, with over 40,000 patients waiting to access medical treatment abroad amid despair and uncertainty.
Primary healthcare should take 70% of budgetary allocation – Lagos NMA chair
Dr Babajide Saheed, Chairman of the Nigerian Medical Association in Lagos, advocates for 60-70% of health budgets to be allocated to primary healthcare to enhance access and preventive services.
The ultrasounds and HIV or chlamydia tests that Julio Iglesias 'imposed' on his employees: 'They had access to all the results'
Julio Iglesias reportedly required his employees to undergo ultrasound and STI tests, providing them access to all medical results, unrelated to their work duties.
'Urgent' NHS medical care access available on New Year's Day as GP practices shut
On New Year's Day, while most GP practices are closed, the NHS assures that urgent medical care will still be accessible for patients in need.
How health technology impacts the economy... beyond health
The healthcare technology sector ensures access to quality medical equipment for professionals and patients, significantly contributing 1.13% to the GDP, according to the Spanish Federation of Healthcare Technology Companies.
Argyris Xafis: 'My mother died today. Fanis. Not at all full of days'
Actor Argyris Xafis shares the heart-wrenching story of his mother's cancer diagnosis and her struggle over five years, highlighting the healthcare system's failures that hindered her access to necessary medical care.