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A review in the American Journal of Medical Sciences links red lunula in nails to possible heart, liver, or autoimmune conditions, urging medical evaluation.
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[Leadership] Nigeria's health sector is at a critical point in its reform journey. After years of fragmented programmes, inadequate financing, weak coordination and heavy reliance on development…
The number of new HIV carriers fell by 38 to 624, the lowest in 20 years, while that of AIDS patients dropped by 66 to 266.
[New Zimbabwe] NURSES say they have been betrayed by the government after it failed to honour an agreement to increase health-specific allowances.
A driver allegedly prescribed medicines to patients at a Kanpur government hospital. This incident occurred while the emergency medical officer was attending a court hearing.
The directive seeks to prevent clinics from selling unproven treatments to families as standard treatment and to ensure that providers strictly comply with the existing framework or face penalties.
Not-for-profit health system Sentara Health is moving beyond administrative automation to test artificial intelligence-powered clinical care directly during primary care visits.
