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After US aid cuts disrupted free HIV treatment, some Nigerian patients turn to unproven ‘cures’. The post SPECIAL REPORT: Some Nigerians turn to faith healers as HIV aid dries up appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
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A new fleet of ambulances in Abu Dhabi could signal a transformation of health care for the emirate's patients. The emirate has introduced 18 smart ambulances, which authorities in Abu Dhabi believe will play a crucial role in saving lives.
A new fleet of ambulances in Abu Dhabi could signal a transformation of health care for the emirate's patients. The emirate has introduced 18 smart ambulances, which authorities in Abu Dhabi believe will play a crucial role in saving lives.
An investigation is underway after several patients were severely injured when a pharmacy allegedly gave them the wrong medication at a hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. Nicole Valdes reports.
(MedPage Today) -- The FDA cleared the PrecivityAD2 blood test to help diagnose Alzheimer's disease as part of a standard clinical workup, C2N Diagnostics announced Thursday.
In a country divided on nearly everything, there should be nothing controversial about this: Americans deserve safe food, regardless of where it is produced. The question is how best to ensure it.
Women experiencing physical symptoms of stress, like headaches or muscle pain, report more negative dreams. A new psychological survey explores how daytime physical discomfort and general bodily awareness relate to the emotional intensity of our nighttime narratives.
