Medical Assistants: Relief for Family Doctors
A study reveals that family doctors could save significant time by delegating tasks to trained medical assistants, addressing the doctor shortage, especially in rural areas.
How to Know If Your Testosterone Level Is Low?
Doctors warn against ignoring symptoms of low testosterone levels in men, which can occur naturally with aging but may require medical intervention in certain cases.
New protocols in emergency rooms: 58 percent of patients may be sent home in the future?
A new proposal in Estonia suggests that over half of emergency room patients do not require immediate assistance and may be sent home to allow doctors to focus on life-threatening cases.
Does sparkling water raise blood pressure and is it 'poison'? Doctors explain what is myth and what is truth
A viral video falsely claims that sparkling water is 'poison' that can immediately raise blood pressure by 10 mmHg, but doctors clarify the truth about its effects on health.
Epstein paid doctors for special medical services
The article reports that Jeffrey Epstein financially compensated medical professionals for specialized services.
The shocking outcome of a drinking party in Klaipėda: doctors could not save the man's life
A man was fatally injured during a drinking party in Klaipėda, Lithuania, and despite medical efforts, he died in the hospital.
The "Monaldi" suspends two doctors who operated on Domenico's heart
The Monaldi hospital has suspended two doctors involved in the tragic failed heart transplant of a young boy named Domenico, amid growing scrutiny over procedural mishaps.
Domenico, two doctors suspended from the company
Two doctors from the Monaldi hospital have been suspended following the tragic death of young Domenico.
'You faced Covid and began the dream of being a doctor,' says UCP CEO
The Central University of Paraguay celebrated a historic graduation of new doctors in Pedro Juan Caballero, marking significant academic achievements in the border region.
Doctors: artificial intelligence is already saving lives in Estonia
Estonian hospitals are increasingly using artificial intelligence to assist in critical medical treatments, enhancing efficiency and potentially saving lives.
To support local doctors, one must graduate from middle and high schools in the same metropolitan area as the university
Starting from the 2027 academic year, students must graduate from middle and high schools within the same metropolitan area as their medical school to apply for local doctor selection.
Clash between doctors and nursing staff in a medical college trauma ward, Video
A serious incident occurred in the trauma ward of a medical college in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, where an altercation broke out between an intern doctor and nursing staff.
“During the removal in Bolzano, there was a risk of losing the heart” Saved by Austrian doctors
An Austrian medical team intervened in Bolzano to save a heart that was at risk of becoming unusable during an organ donation procedure.
Violence Between Intern Doctors and Nursing Staff at BRD Medical College's Trauma Ward, Video
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.
Annual Congress of Medical Leagues of UCP/Interamericana in Pedro Juan
The Annual Congress of Medical Leagues was held at the Central University of Paraguay, focusing on training future doctors in their chosen specialties.
But what are you doing? Dispute among doctors during the extraction of the heart of little Domenico
A dispute broke out among medical professionals during the heart extraction operation of a young boy, Domenico, raising serious concerns about the procedures followed.
Juhani Jutila, 27, switched from construction to medical studies in Romania - already one in three new doctors has studied abroad
A growing number of Finnish medical professionals are being trained abroad, with 35% of licensed doctors in Finland having graduated from foreign universities, raising questions about the trust in the qualifications of foreign-trained doctors.
Ukrainian doctors: Daugavpils has become a new lifelong home
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, several dozen medical professionals have relocated to Daugavpils, with 16 currently working at the Daugavpils regional hospital.
Country star Carly Pearce issues urgent health plea after being ignored by doctors: 'Please go get checked'
Carly Pearce encourages fans to seek medical advice after her health condition was initially misdiagnosed.
UPE opens simplified selection for doctors with salaries of R$ 12,300; learn how to apply
The University of Pernambuco has announced a hiring process for doctors with a salary of R$ 12,300, with online applications opening on January 25th.
Doctors' migration: 13% of Germany's doctors are citizens of other countries
In 2024, 13% of Germany's doctors were foreign nationals, highlighting the increasing migration of medical professionals to the country.
Doctors and nurses investigated for the death of a retired teacher in a hospital in Acre
An investigation into medical negligence has been initiated concerning the death of 84-year-old retired teacher Nadir Nazaré Gomes de Souza after poor sodium management in a hospital in Rio Branco, Brazil.
A Lithuanian Detected a Life-Threatening Heart Condition with the Help of ChatGPT: Why Haven't Doctors Managed It in 25 Years?
A Lithuanian man identified a serious heart condition using ChatGPT after experiencing mysterious symptoms for 25 years, during which medical professionals failed to provide a diagnosis.
Ministry of Defense: What are the Scarce Specialties of Military Doctors - Incentives for Their Coverage
The Greek Ministry of Defense has identified scarce medical specialties within the military that will be incentivized to attract candidates starting February 3, 2026.
Ministry plans major changes to medical exams; doctors oppose
The Polish Ministry of Health intends to restore the oral component of specialization exams for doctors, a move opposed by resident doctors due to concerns over effectiveness and validation of current testing methods.
HSJosé graduates 23 new specialists and surpasses the mark of 315 doctors trained in the institution's medical residency program
The Hospital São José in Criciúma celebrated the graduation of 23 new specialists from its medical residency program, marking a milestone of 318 trained doctors in total.
The patient was coming for burn injury treatment, doctors-nurses were also on board, the plane crashed and fell into the jungle
A chartered air ambulance carrying a burn injury patient crashed into a dense forest in Chhatarpur district, India, resulting in the patient's death.
Medicine: Why Doctors Need to Learn How to Deliver Good News
Research indicates that doctors can alleviate patient fears by communicating health statistics positively and understandably.
The chief, the veteran, and the young recruits: examining the chats of the investigated doctors
Investigations are underway into the activities of doctors involved in the heart transplant of a child, focusing on their communications.
With 54 positions in Pará, applications for the 'More Doctors Specialists' program end this Sunday, 22
The Brazilian Ministry of Health is accepting applications until Sunday for the 'More Doctors - Now there are specialists' program, offering 54 medical positions across 20 municipalities in Pará.
Emotional Stories of Doctors Who Performed Abortions: Why They Became Pro-Life Advocates?
The article discusses personal accounts of doctors who performed abortions and later transitioned to pro-life advocacy, reflecting on the psychological toll and ethical considerations involved in their past practices.
Why doctors chose therapeutic withdrawal
The article discusses the tragic case of Domenico, a young boy who died after receiving a heart transplant, highlighting the medical decisions made during his treatment.
Doctors demand protection as Lassa fever kills colleague, infects 15 health workers
Health associations in Nigeria are urging government action to improve the safety of healthcare workers following a Lassa fever outbreak that has resulted in the death of one doctor and infections among 15 others.
Tragedy in Alytus – the baby revived by doctors has died
A baby in Alytus, Lithuania, died despite efforts by medical professionals to revive them after a health emergency.
Can a dead person still hear? You will be amazed after reading this new research
A new study claims that the human brain remains active for a short period after death, allowing individuals to hear sounds around them, including the moment doctors declare their death.
In the hospital of the Vonn sisters: "What sex symbols? We are doctors, let us work"
Doctors from Treviso respond to the viral video posted by the sister of American skier Lindsey Vonn, emphasizing their professional roles.
FG plans military medical college to tackle 340,000 doctor shortfall
The Nigerian government is set to establish a military medical college to address the significant shortage of doctors in the country.
Vonn's Sister and the Doctors of Treviso: If the Harassment is on Worldwide Television
The fascination with doctors, heightened by medical dramas, leads to a troubling normalization of perceived harassment in the healthcare setting, as discussed by Vonn's sister and Treviso doctors.
The Rapid Support Forces Target White Nile, and Doctors Without Borders Treats 167 Injured in Kordofan and Darfur
The Rapid Support Forces have targeted the city of al-Duwiem in the White Nile State, leading to medical treatment of numerous injuries by Doctors Without Borders due to drone attacks in Sudan.
Panhellenic Association of Doctors: "Honorary Mention to Ioannis Vardopoulos"
An honorary event was held in Thessaloniki to recognize the contributions of Ioannis Vardopoulos and inaugurate the new tradition of the "PASYD Day of Honor - Excellence, Research & Social Contribution."
Justice bars medical entity from offering specialist title to doctors
Brazil's federal court has prohibited the Ordem Médica Brasileira from advertising or offering specialist titles, ruling it lacks legal authority to do so.
IMSS Doctors Will Have Differentiated Benefits Due to Contagion Risk
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation in Mexico has declared constitutional a regulation that provides differentiated benefits for medical personnel working in areas with contagion risk at the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS).
Samuel Libânio Hospital Complex graduates dozens of resident doctors
The Samuel Libânio Hospital Complex celebrates the graduation of numerous resident doctors, highlighting the excellence of its training program.
"My assessment is that it is not worth the money"
The leader of the Icelandic Cancer Doctors Society criticizes Intuens' health screenings, claiming they offer false security and increase health anxiety.
Inps Visit, Only 6% of Workers Are Checked: Here’s Who Is at Risk
A mere 6% of workers on sick leave are visited by Inps doctors to verify their medical conditions, raising concerns over the detection of fraudulent claims.
Spectacular feat of Polish doctors. They removed a tumor nearly impossible to remove
A team of doctors in Poland successfully performed the country's first autotransplantation of the liver, which involved removing a large, malignant tumor.
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.
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.
The Boundaries of Medical Secrecy. When Can a Doctor Report a Patient?
The article discusses the legal obligations and exceptions to medical secrecy for doctors in Poland, particularly in cases where disclosure may prevent harm to patients or others.
LAURI SOOPALU ⟩ The cause of the giant black hole that has come to light must be sought elsewhere than in the negligence of doctors
Lauri Soopalu argues that the data gaps in Estonia's healthcare system stem from deficiencies in national IT standards rather than from medical negligence.