Chinese spy tech is endangering US hospitals. Texas is trying to shut that down
Texas is taking action against Chinese medical devices that may contain spying technology posing risks to U.S. hospitals and patient safety.
Attacks on Schools and Hospitals and Eviction Orders: The US and Israel Violate Humanitarian Law in Iran
The article discusses the humanitarian violations committed by the US and Israel in Iran, highlighting civilian casualties in attacks on schools and hospitals.
At least 13 hospitals and health facilities hit during attacks on Iran, WHO says
The World Health Organization reported that at least 13 hospitals in Iran have been struck amid ongoing US-Israel military actions, with significant casualties and humanitarian concerns arising from the conflict.
Here they can hold out in the war for as long as needed: – I just don't see who benefits from this
The article discusses the ongoing conflict involving Israel, the US, and Iran, focusing on the evacuation of patients from hospitals in Israel amidst the war.
This is an American and Israeli invasion war: Iranian ambassador to Japan claims damage to children and hospitals
The Iranian ambassador to Japan condemned recent U.S. and Israeli military actions in Iran, describing them as acts of war and terrorism, asserting that these assaults have caused significant civilian casualties.
The Pressures from the United States to Strangle Cuba Reach the Hospitals of Calabria
The article discusses how U.S. pressures against Cuba impact medical staffing in Calabria, Italy, highlighting the reliance on Cuban doctors to maintain healthcare services in the region.
555 Killed and Thousands Injured.. Bombings Strain Hospitals in Tehran
Tehran hospitals are under severe pressure following US-Israeli bombings that have resulted in over 500 fatalities and thousands of injuries.
The Minister of Social Services on the Healthcare Scandals: 'It Affects Us'
Sweden's Minister of Social Services, Camilla Waltersson Grönvall, acknowledges the need for improved patient safety after meeting with the Deaf Association regarding the lack of sign language interpreters in hospitals.
For many, they are 'rats with wings'. But she takes sick pigeons home. Join us inside one of Oslo's many bird hospitals.
Two volunteers in Oslo rehabilitate sick and injured city birds, emphasizing the importance of caring for these often-misunderstood animals.
Senator partners US group to revive Southern Kaduna hospitals
A Nigerian senator collaborates with a U.S. humanitarian organization to assess and improve healthcare facilities in Southern Kaduna.
Hamas terrorists use ambulances, schools, hospitals in violation of US-brokered ceasefire, IDF official says
The Israel Defense Forces allege that Hamas has violated a U.S.-brokered ceasefire by misusing ambulances, schools, and hospitals in northern Gaza to transport terrorists and weapons.
Sanctions on Iranians by the US for suppressing protests
The article discusses US sanctions imposed on Iranian officials for their violent response to peaceful protests, including mass killings and assaults on the wounded and hospitals.
5 in the morning: Farmers, government in deadlock – Terms in the US-Iran dialogue – The flu is putting pressure on hospitals
The first meeting between farmers and the government ended in failure, with the government warning that escalating protests would lead to the enforcement of the law.
SZ in the Evening: News from January 11, 2026
The Iranian regime is violently cracking down on protesters, leading to numerous deaths and overwhelming hospitals, while US President Trump reportedly reviews military options.
Hospitals Overflowing with Deceased Protesters
Hospitals in Iran are overwhelmed with injured and deceased protesters amid ongoing massive demonstrations, with US President offering assistance.
Protests escalate, mosque set on fire in Iran? US: The regime shows what it fears
Protests in Iran have intensified with reports of a mosque being set ablaze, while hospitals are overwhelmed with casualties as demonstrators demand action against the regime.
Man jailed in New York for hoax bomb threats to UK hospitals and venues
A man named David Hart has been sentenced to a year in New York for making multiple hoax bomb threats targeting UK institutions, following a joint investigation by US and UK authorities.
Venezuela: the opacity of the authorities regarding the balance of the American attack
The Venezuelan Defense Minister condemned cold-blooded executions during the capture of President Maduro, while hospitals refused to disclose information on casualties from the American attack that led to his capture.
Deadly 'superbug' is spreading across US as drug resistance grows, researchers warn
A drug-resistant fungus, Candida auris, is rapidly spreading in U.S. hospitals and poses a growing global threat, though researchers believe new treatments may offer hope.
Clinic Fusion in Landshut: 'One looks at us with interest'
Germany's hospital landscape is set for fundamental reform under the new Hospital Supply Improvement Act, effective January 1, 2025, which aims to reduce the number of hospitals while improving quality, though implementation faces delays due to resistance from federal states seeking more time and exception applications.