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Public health campaigns often broadcast low vaccination rates to encourage people to get their shots. A recent experiment suggests this strategy might backfire, showing that people adjust their healthcare decisions based on the behavior of opposing political groups.
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The Deputy Minister for Health, Professor Dr Grace Ayensu-Danquah, has urged military nurses and midwives to remain committed to compassionate care, professional excellence and dedicated service.
(MedPage Today) -- Before anyone accuses me of being anti-nurse practitioner (NP), let me be clear: I support NPs. I support them enough to worry about what we're doing to the profession.
The apex socio-cultural Igbo organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has decried what it described as harmful eating habits among the people.
A psychotherapist, Dr Favour Alexander, has urged the government to provide clinical, non-judgmental support for people with suicidal thoughts, not crimina Read More…
India’s low medication prices are tied to its role as a major pharmaceutical exporter, supported by legislation that prevents ‘patent evergreening’ and enables generic drug manufacturing, says a study…
India’s low medication prices are tied to its role as a major pharmaceutical exporter, supported by legislation that prevents ‘patent evergreening’ and enables generic drug manufacturing, says a study…
