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Estonia is considering new legislation that would allow for three different methods to restrain dangerous patients, expanding options beyond current regulations.

A Queensland inquiry has revealed that the state has a significantly higher number of children in residential care compared to other Australian states, examining the reasons behind this trend.

A mother and her daughter have been arrested in Enugu State, Nigeria, for the alleged murder of their 70-year-old relative.

Ten-year-old AI advocate Everest Nevraumont attended the State of the Union address with First Lady Melania Trump to promote foster youth education initiatives.

A local governor expresses satisfaction with recent discussions on healthcare, emphasizing the importance of increasing the number of medical offices in their region.

The Queensland Child Commissioner has voiced concerns about the state's proposed $50 million secure care model for at-risk youth with mental health needs.

Rep. Al Green, ejected during a previous State of the Union by President Trump, returns to the House to attend this year's address.

Individuals who provided care for children between 1978 and 2010 may be eligible for significant backpay due to a state pension error.

A woman will receive R$ 45,000 in compensation after spending 60 days in a public hospital with an improperly healed exposed fracture due to inadequate medical care.

Paraíba has expanded the target audience for dengue vaccination to include primary health care professionals up to 59 years old, distributing 13,900 doses across the state.

Lithuanian patients utilized state-funded transport services nearly 38,000 times in the past year, predominantly for specialized outpatient care and hospital returns.

Complaints about foreigners not speaking Lithuanian while providing services have increased, with many focusing on areas such as courier, transportation, and personal care services.

The Ekiti State Government is implementing digital solutions to enhance maternal health care, allowing access to medical support through phone and messaging services.

A researcher argues for the dissolution of state-run facilities for children and youth and advocates for transferring responsibility to regional authorities for better care.

The Civil Guard is investigating a sexual assault involving a minor under state care in Vinaròs, perpetrated by a classmate.

The mayor of Teresina seeks judicial suspension of parts of a recently enacted state law related to the care of abandoned animals.

A married couple in Vermont has successfully reclaimed their foster care license after legal action against the state's requirement for LGBTQ+ training, which they opposed due to their views on child gender transitioning.

Ogun State Government has responded to a TikToker's rape allegation by providing medical care and support while launching a thorough investigation into the claim.

The Kaduna State Government has reunited 204 rescued kidnap victims with their families after extensive medical and psychosocial care.

An interview discusses the implications of proposed changes in Germany's dental care system, particularly the CDU's suggestion for individuals to pay directly for dental visits.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urges citizens to prioritize the welfare of the state on the 1457th day of the war with Russia.

Estonia is launching a nearly 16 million euro welfare technology program aimed at supporting the elderly and people with special needs to remain independent and safe at home longer.

The Masaryk Oncology Institute in Brno is set to open a new patient-friendly entrance pavilion and a state-of-the-art cancer prevention center, marking a significant development in its history.

Latvian Ministry of Agriculture states that a state-funded 24-hour emergency veterinary assistance system is financially unfeasible due to current budget constraints.

A woman recounts her traumatic experiences of abuse and neglect during her time in Queensland's state care system at a child safety inquiry.

Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev critiques US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s claims of American concern for the EU, suggesting US efforts may be hindered by EU bureaucracy.

The article critiques the alarming state of palliative care in Spain, highlighting how societal and political issues contribute to a resignation in addressing such critical health matters.

The Kenyan government plans to end child institutionalization by 2032, promoting family-based care instead.

State and territory health ministers in Australia are urging the federal government to take immediate action regarding 3,100 aged care patients stranded in hospitals.

Governor Layda Sansores of Campeche responded firmly to criticism from Ricardo Monreal regarding the recently approved restoration of legislative immunity in the state, asserting that he should not intervene in local affairs.

Health Minister Alma Möller expresses concern over the state of the hospital and emphasizes the need to reduce patient numbers by transferring those who have completed treatment to other facilities.

The article discusses the critical state of elderly care services in Finland, which have become a focal point in upcoming elections.

A court ruled that a North Queensland after school care centre allowed an alleged sexual offender to work despite previous abuse complaints, resulting in a hefty fine for the governing association.

The Sweden Democrats (SD) propose a dental care reform costing 10 billion SEK per year to expand state coverage for dental costs for all age groups.

Slovak mobile hospices are struggling financially due to inadequate state funding amid rising operational costs.

A public initiative in Latvia is gathering signatures to establish a state-funded 24-hour emergency veterinary care system.

A campaign is underway in Latvia to gather signatures for establishing a state-funded 24-hour emergency veterinary care system due to the current lack of such services.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a state initiative aimed at improving mental health care among residents, particularly focusing on the LGBTQ youth demographic.

The São Paulo government announced the start of a dengue vaccination campaign using Butantan-DV on Monday, targeting about 216,000 primary health care professionals across all municipalities in the state.

The Czech government is considering new support measures for caregivers as the number of dependent seniors is expected to rise significantly over the next decade, including potential caregiver leaves and alimony for parents.

The Lagos State Number Plate Production Authority advises motorists to properly care for their vehicle number plates, highlighting their importance during a meeting with the Lagos State Consumer Protection Agency.

A man previously sentenced to forensic psychiatric care after knifing his girlfriend and ex-wife is now being appealed in the Svea Court of Appeal, amidst questions regarding his mental state at the time of the incidents.

Bjelovar police, in collaboration with the County State Attorney's Office, are investigating the sudden death of a three-month-old baby, while another child from the same family has been urgently placed in foster care.

Czechia is approaching a critical moment where there will be a significant increase in the number of helpless seniors, and the state lacks sufficient facilities for their care, leading to the need for family and neighbors to provide paid assistance.

Fight Nation Championship (FNC) is set to host its first event outside the region in Munich on February 7, featuring top fighters including Ivan Vitasović and a highly anticipated rematch between Miran Fabjan and Aleksandar Ilić.

The maternal death rate in the UK has increased by 20% over the past 14 years, despite a Conservative government promise to halve it by 2025, raising concerns among experts about the state of maternal health care.

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's decision to freeze funds for child care, affecting states governed by Democrats, amidst legal arguments from state attorneys general.

A 25-year-old man in Middle Franconia was seriously injured after police shot him multiple times during an operation, and he is currently in intensive care with law enforcement investigating the legality of the shooting.

A recent Ipsos survey reveals that despite discontent in other areas such as health care and safety, over half of Slovak adults express satisfaction with the state of education.

The Minnesota Quality Learning Center, which gained notoriety from a YouTuber's video on alleged fraud, has officially closed as reported by the state.