Corona autumn wave: Significantly more cases in the Upper Palatinate again

Corona autumn wave: Significantly more cases in the Upper Palatinate again

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Portugal: Initiative of an associative hospital for wounded Ukrainian soldiers welcomed

Portugal: Initiative of an associative hospital for wounded Ukrainian soldiers welcomed

Portugal hosted 40,000 Ukrainians before the war against Russia and has welcomed 30,000 refugees since the beginning of the invasion. While Kyiv faces all sorts of difficulties, the question of the saturation of Ukrainian hospitals arises. A refugee association in Portugal, Help-UAPT, had the idea of ​​building a physical and psychological rehabilitation center for soldiers, … Read more

Mercy Ships seeks volunteers for hospital ships

Mercy Ships seeks volunteers for hospital ships

An infirmary on a ship is nothing extraordinary. But what if we told you that there is an entire hospital on board? This is the extraordinary story of the humanitarian organization Mercy Ships. Founded by generous American and Swiss donors, it owns two hospital ships. Currently on the African coast, every day, they save lives … Read more

The Olympic Games, a very serious playground for scientists

The Olympic Games, a very serious playground for scientists

In Paris, during the Olympic Games, there are the athletes, there are the organizers, there are the tourists and… there is a team of scientists from the Pasteur Institute, the Emergency Biological Intervention Cell (CIBU), particularly mobilized to analyze the microbes that could play spoilsport. Fifteen million visitors expected during the Olympic Games and a … Read more

Top Medical Advice and Tips for Preventing Diseases and Maintaining Health

Top Medical Advice and Tips for Preventing Diseases and Maintaining Health

Fatima Khalil wrote Monday, December 25, 2023 08:00 PM Over the past few hours, Al-Youm Al-Sabea has published a number of service topics that provide medical advice of interest to all family members, and present ways to prevent diseases, advice for dealing with medical conditions and maintaining the health of children and adults, and advice … Read more

Artificial Intelligence Revolutionizes Mammogram Interpretation for Breast Cancer Detection

Artificial Intelligence Revolutionizes Mammogram Interpretation for Breast Cancer Detection

Artificial intelligence algorithms are making a big impact in interpreting mammogram results The use of artificial intelligence tools is growing strongly in the fields of medicine, especially in medical imaging, as its tremendous data analysis capabilities help verify the validity of medical examinations and x-rays. Breast cancer detection is one of the areas that can … Read more

Indomie Noodles Recall: Nigeria’s National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) Plans Independent Tests

Indomie Noodles Recall: Nigeria’s National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) Plans Independent Tests

Indomie Noodles Under Scrutiny for Safety Concerns: Nigeria Responds Following the recent recalls of Indomie’s “special chicken” flavour noodles in Malaysia and Taiwan due to the detection of ethylene oxide, Nigerian authorities are conducting independent tests on the product. The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) is set to verify the … Read more

“Medical Interns on Strike: Fighting for Fair Working Conditions”

“Medical Interns on Strike: Fighting for Fair Working Conditions”

Not yet totally doctors, but no longer really students, medical interns represent 40% of medical staff in hospitals. A key role. However, most of them are exhausted, even in danger. They denounce unworthy working conditions. They are on strike this Friday, April 28. Three of them testify. Isni, the national intersyndicale of interns, claims the … Read more

“A Simple Blood Test may Detect Alzheimer’s Disease, say Swiss Researchers”

“A Simple Blood Test may Detect Alzheimer’s Disease, say Swiss Researchers”

Published on : 20/04/2023 – 01:18 At least 30 million people are affected by Alzheimer’s disease worldwide, a disease for which there is still no effective cure. But still it is necessary to be able to diagnose it. In Switzerland, a team of researchers has proven that Alzheimer’s disease can be detected with a simple … Read more

In Equatorial Guinea, first fatal cases of Marburg hemorrhagic fever

In Equatorial Guinea, first fatal cases of Marburg hemorrhagic fever

Published on : 14/02/2023 – 01:34 Equatorial Guinea announces that nine people have died of Marburg virus disease in the province of Kié Ntem. This forest area, in the northeast of the country, has been quarantined with the support of the World Health Organization (WHO). This is the first time that this Central African country … Read more