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Canada Primary health care. Image credit:Unsplash/Francisco Venâncio #Canada; #PrimaryHealthCare, #TheOurCareInitiative, #NationalSurvey Toronto/CMEDIA: A most recent survey reportedly conducted on the country’s views of the health system with primary care, reveals Canadians’ deep …
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#Gaza, #GazaHospital, #OxygenShortage IBNS-CMEDIA: Eight patients have died in a major hospital in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis city after days of power outage and oxygen supply shortage due to continuous Israeli strikes …
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#Cancer, #CancerTreatment IBNS-CMEDIA; The phase 3 clinical trial, published recently in JAMA Oncology and sponsored by Polaris Pharmaceuticals, has unveiled a breakthrough in the treatment of malignant pleural mesothelioma (MPM), a …
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#Oregon, #Plague, #BubonicPlague, #US IBNS-CMEDIA: A person in the US state of Oregon has been diagnosed with a rare case of bubonic plague. According to reports, it is the first instance of a …
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#Africa, #Zimbabwe, #Cholera, #WHO Harare/IBNS-CMEDIA: Cholera cases are declining in Zimbabwe following the implementation of a raft of measures by the government to control the outbreak, the health minister said Tuesday. The Ministry …
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#Africa, #Zambia, #Cholera, #WHO Cape Town/IBNS-CMEDIA: Over 26,000 cholera infections and 700 deaths were registered in 10 African countries in January this year alone, and the risk of further spread of the disease …
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#TransFats, #Food, #WHO WHO has awarded its first-ever certificates validating progress in eliminating industrially produced trans fatty-acids to five countries. Denmark, Lithuania, Poland, Saudi Arabia, and Thailand have each demonstrated they have …
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#Kiwi, #KiwiHealthBenefit, #MindBooster IBNS-CMEDIA: Kiwifruit has proven itself as a powerful mood booster and new research from the University of Otago has shown just how fast its effects can be. In a …
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Toxic Drugs. Image credit: Facebook page of Toxic Drugs Vancouver/CMEDIA: It was confirmed by the preliminary reporting released by the BC Coroners Service that at least 2,511 people reportedly died …
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#SriLanka, #Measles, #UNICEF, #WHO, #Health, #Vaccination, #NonCommunicableDiseases Colombo/IBNS-CMEDIA: Ninety-one percent of Sri Lankan children have received measles vaccines, a crucial step in combating a recent resurgence of the disease after eradication, Health Minister Ramesh Pathirana said on Monday. …
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