When Mirva's delivery began, the doctor said the baby didn't need to be saved – 'It felt absurd'
Mirva Rontti faced severe complications during her pregnancy, culminating in a situation where medical professionals questioned the need to save her baby.
Experts raise alarm over rising cases of myiasis
Medical professionals in Nigeria are warning about an increase in cases of myiasis, a parasitic infestation affecting both humans and animals.
Medical confidentiality: what the law says about patients exposed by health professionals with confirmed HIV
A 23-year-old man in Ribeirão Preto, Brazil, reported being publicly humiliated by health professionals after his HIV-positive status was announced out loud, despite laws guaranteeing patient confidentiality.
Eating disorders are sold as 'lifestyle' in viral videos on social media; doctors warn of risks
A report reveals that social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram are promoting eating disorders as lifestyle choices, leading to concerns from medical professionals.
Meloni: "Delmastro is light". Then the suspicion of the "little hand"
Giorgia Meloni discussed justice reform and the upcoming referendum, emphasizing the need for citizen support and criticizing the idea of randomly selecting medical professionals for treatment.
"My love, they transferred me to Iran." Woman robbed by alleged military doctor
A woman's troubling experience and alleged robbery by a military doctor in Iran highlights issues of personal safety and trust in medical professionals.
Almost 13 thousand minimum salaries for doctors. Increases take effect from July 1
Minimum salaries for medical professionals in Poland will increase starting July 1, despite failure to reach a consensus during negotiations.
Eating Albumin: It Just Gets Digested into Protein in the Stomach...
Recent popularity of 'eating albumin' supplements raises concerns among medical professionals about their actual efficacy.
Medical Anger and Artistic Controversy: A Scene in 'The King' Ignites Social Media
A scene in the show 'The King' has provoked significant backlash, especially among medical professionals, leading actor Mohamed Adel Imam to issue an apology.
In Liepāja, medical professionals concerned about violence in schools
Medical professionals in Liepāja express growing concern over rising incidents of violence in schools, resulting in injuries among students.
Lrytas calls to say 'Thank you, doctors': to thank those who care for our health and life
Lrytas launches the 'Thank You, Doctors' project, encouraging readers to express gratitude to medical professionals who have made a significant impact on their lives.
The Generalitat approves spending nearly 6 billion more to buy time in negotiations with ERC
The Catalan government has approved an additional budget allocation of nearly 6 billion euros to secure salary payments and negotiations with ERC amid ongoing protests from educators and medical professionals.
Doctor Mikko Aho publicly criticizes the regional welfare area's outsourced services – received an invitation to a hearing
Doctor Mikko Aho has publicly criticized the outsourcing of healthcare services in his region, raising concerns about medical professionals' ability to speak out against administrative practices.
Doctors' everyday life with Cosmic - 'Enormous sluggishness in the system'
The article discusses the challenges faced by healthcare professionals in Sweden due to the Cosmic journal system, highlighting frustrations and a culture of silence regarding systemic issues.
Adult ADHD stimulant prescriptions are surging, and doctors are raising concerns
A new study highlights a significant rise in stimulant prescriptions for adults with ADHD, particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic, prompting concerns from medical professionals.
Pippo Franco indicted for alleged fake vaccines: on trial for the Green Pass
Pippo Franco has been indicted in an investigation regarding alleged fake Covid vaccines that has implications for patients and medical professionals.
Popular Pharmacy: Ministry identifies more than 400 records with atypical prescriptions and suspends 94 pharmacies
The Brazilian Ministry of Health suspended 94 pharmacies after identifying over 400 medical records with an unusually high volume of prescriptions in the Popular Pharmacy Program, with some professionals issuing more than 3,500 prescriptions in six months.
Doctors call for strike against Health Ministry and the regions pay the bill: "I hurt, you suffer"
Medical professionals in Spain are striking, causing significant service disruptions as health regions face the brunt of the impacts.
Medical Professionals from Four Cities Unite to Save the Life of a Resident of Šiauliai
Medical teams from four cities in Lithuania collaborated to provide urgent care for a resident of Šiauliai who was experiencing severe health issues.
Kenya: Medics Condemn Arrest of Nairobi Hospital Board Chair
The arrest of Nairobi Hospital Board Chair Dr. Obwaka has raised concerns among medical professionals in Kenya regarding due process and potential misuse of law enforcement.
Miguel Á. Máñez: "Health has reached the limit of legality in negotiating the Framework Statute with the Strike Committee"
Miguel Ángel Máñez comments on the ongoing negotiations and the strike by healthcare professionals in Spain, highlighting the tensions between the government and medical unions.
Grief for Gogo: 14-year-old loses her life due to medical error - The father seeks at least an apology
A 14-year-old girl named Gogo died following a surgery for childhood obesity, prompting her priest father to demand accountability from the medical professionals involved.
'Medical Confidentiality Is Not a Courtesy,' Says Lawyer of Patient with Confirmed HIV Test Announced Loudly in a Health Unit in SP Interior
A patient in Brazil has accused health professionals of loudly announcing their HIV positive diagnosis, prompting legal and administrative actions regarding privacy violations.
What is known and what still needs to be clarified about the illegal sale of driver's licenses in Tocantins
An illegal scheme involving the sale of driver's licenses in Tocantins has been uncovered by the Civil Police, implicating a network of medical professionals, psychologists, and auto school instructors.
In Marseille, healthcare workers demand a "clear and deterrent penal response" against the violence they suffer
In Marseille, healthcare professionals are calling for stricter penalties against violence directed at them, highlighting the alarming increase in assaults within the medical field.
By boat, health professionals are expected to serve residents of 150 rural communities in Rio Branco
Health professionals are embarking on a boat to provide free medical consultations, vaccinations, and rapid HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis testing to residents of 150 isolated rural communities around Rio Branco, Brazil.
Scheme for illegal sale of driver's licenses in Tocantins involved six doctors and a psychologist, police say
Brazilian police dismantled a criminal organization involved in the illegal issuance of driver's licenses, arresting six medical professionals and one psychologist.
Football: the new Maradona trial postponed by a month will take place in mid-April
The new trial regarding Diego Maradona's death has been postponed to mid-April, where seven medical professionals will be judged for potential negligence.
Tourist who died after drowning in Fernando de Noronha was a doctor from São Paulo
A tourist identified as Lucas Henrique Abrunhosa Nozoe, a 31-year-old doctor from São Paulo, drowned while visiting Fernando de Noronha, with his wife also suffering from the incident.
The government will decide on the rejection of WHO regulations / Medical initiative warns of public health risks. We just need to resolve legal issues, says Šaško
The Slovak government is considering rejecting new WHO health regulations aimed at better pandemic preparedness, amidst concerns from medical professionals about public health risks.
Nurses and doctors embarrassed about corridor care 'can't look patients in the eye'
NHS staff leaders have expressed serious concerns about the ongoing crisis in hospital corridor care, highlighting the embarrassment felt by medical professionals and the associated risks to patient safety.
Are We 'Doping' Our Children? 33% of Parents Give Melatonin Based on Internet Advice and Without Medical Supervision
A significant percentage of Spanish parents are giving their children melatonin based solely on advice from non-professionals, raising concerns about its usage and safety.
Unprecedented Former Uniformed Services Chief Appointed as President of the National Defense Medical College
The Japanese government has appointed former Chief of Joint Staff Yoshida Keisuke to succeed Kubo Fumiaki as president of the National Defense Medical College, marking an unusual shift from recent appointments of academic professionals to military leaders.
They stitched a woman's head on a dining table. How Epstein kept doctors to take care of his victims (reading from The New York Times)
The article reveals how Jeffrey Epstein maintained a network of loyal medical professionals who provided services to his victims while adhering to his own health concerns.
Doctors' suspension: Medical directors demand fairness, balance in disciplinary actions
The Guild of Medical Directors in Nigeria is advocating for fair and humane disciplinary actions for medical practitioners, emphasizing the need to protect both patients and healthcare professionals.
Joller discusses the future of the children's hospital with Solman
Karmen Joller plans to address concerns raised by medical professionals regarding proposed changes to the Tallinn hospital network that could affect pediatric care, in a meeting with Deputy Mayor Riina Solman.
New Gastrointestinal Therapies: How AI Can Help Cancer Doctors
Medical professionals report significant progress in personalized treatment for gastrointestinal tumors, with digital assistance promising to enhance early detection.
Anu Reim: How good is family doctor care really?
Anu Reim discusses the quality of family doctor care in Estonia, emphasizing its importance for patient-doctor relationships and addressing concerns over access to necessary medical assistance.
Chlamydia test removed from Norwegian stores and pharmacies: Advises against use
Norway has removed a chlamydia test from stores and pharmacies following warnings that it should only be used by healthcare professionals.
Determination of Death as a Healthcare Benefit? Controversies Surrounding the MZ Project
The Polish Ministry of Health is proposing changes to the law regarding the determination of death outside of medical facilities, which has sparked concerns among family doctors.
Health and the Forum of the Medical Profession reach an agreement to avoid the strike
The Spanish Ministry of Health has reached an agreement with the Forum of the Medical Profession to prevent a scheduled medical strike through enhanced dialogue and structured communication.
Medical cannabis: much risk or prejudice?
The article discusses the benefits of medicinal cannabis for patients suffering from various forms of pain and critiques the dismissal of its efficacy by some professionals.
The last embrace to Domenico. In the square of Nola, the anger of the crowd: 'Justice'
Large crowds gathered in Nola to mourn the death of Domenico, a young boy whose tragic passing sparked a demand for justice against the medical professionals involved in his care.
After errors in reports, foundation that manages Metropolitan Hospital opens inquiry, and professionals are dismissed
An inquiry has been opened following errors in medical reports at Metropolitan Hospital, leading to the suspension of professionals from the contracting company.
Rural doctors in Ecuador receive up to $300 monthly with the return of the rural medical bonus
Ecuador has reintroduced the rural medical bonus for healthcare professionals working in rural areas, with payouts ranging from $100 to $300 per month based on location and access conditions.
Elite doctors responded to Jeffrey Epstein while attending to his 'girls'
Elite medical professionals provided services to women involved with Jeffrey Epstein, showcasing a troubling intersection of healthcare, power, and privilege.
Your moment has arrived: IMSS is seeking specialists in 16 states
The Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) is hiring 9,805 medical specialists across 16 states as part of a recruitment drive initiated by its director, Zóe Robledo.
Mbappé seeks a second opinion on his injury in France and rules out surgery: knee sprain and 'conservative' treatment
Kylian Mbappé has consulted with medical professionals in France about his knee injury and has decided against surgery, opting for conservative treatment instead.
ME patients in Norway - merge or separate?
The article discusses the ongoing debate in Norway regarding the classification and treatment of ME/CFS patients, highlighting differing opinions among medical professionals.
Epstein paid doctors for special medical services
The article reports that Jeffrey Epstein financially compensated medical professionals for specialized services.