Uncle and former coach of Rafael Nadal gives advice on adult vaccination

Uncle and former coach of Rafael Nadal gives advice on adult vaccination

Tie Break for adult vaccination. That was the title of the presentation in which yesterday afternoon Toni Nadal, uncle and former coach of the tennis player Rafael Nadal offered the participants in the XI symposium of the Spanish Association of Vaccinology (AEV) his experience and the advice he has given to the tennis star throughout … Read more

Neem Leaves: A Natural Solution for Regulating Sugar Levels in Type 2 Diabetes

Neem Leaves: A Natural Solution for Regulating Sugar Levels in Type 2 Diabetes

Al-Marsad Newspaper: Professor of Pharmacology, Dr. Jaber Al-Qahtani, explained that neem leaves help control and regulate sugar levels for people with type 2. Al-Qahtani said in a tweet on his Twitter account that neem leaves are not suitable for people with type 1 diabetes. This came as a comment from Jaber Al-Qahtani on an advertisement … Read more

The Struggles and Crisis Faced by Rafik Hariri University Hospital in Beirut

The Struggles and Crisis Faced by Rafik Hariri University Hospital in Beirut

Rafik Hariri University Hospital in Beirut was exposed to turning points that it tried to overcome in various ways, but successive strikes from inside and outside made its steadfastness almost impossible. The matter reached the point where its employees declared a state of emergency for the hospital, which withstood the July 2006 war and provided … Read more

NHS Hospital Staff Engage in Unethical Sedation of Stroke Patients for “Easy Transfer”

NHS Hospital Staff Engage in Unethical Sedation of Stroke Patients for “Easy Transfer”

In an unfortunate incident, a nurse and a healthcare worker sedated stroke patients at an NHS hospital so they could have an “easy transfer”. Katherine Hudson, 54, was convicted of giving sedative medications without a prescription to two patients over a period of 21 months, according to what was reported by “The Sun” website. She … Read more

When and How to Vaccinate Babies against Bronchiolitis: Guidelines and Information

When and How to Vaccinate Babies against Bronchiolitis: Guidelines and Information

When should I vaccinate my child against bronchiolitis?Miguel Angel Montesinos The vaccine against bronchiolitis is now a reality. Until now, the vaccine was administered only to children who had a risk pathology, but since October 1, it has been universal for all babies under 6 months of age and newborns. Thus, the Valencian government goes … Read more

Patient Rights: Taking Action and Seeking Compensation for Medical Errors

Patient Rights: Taking Action and Seeking Compensation for Medical Errors

An incorrectly performed operation or a medication that the doctor should have known in advance that the patient could not tolerate – if doctors make mistakes during treatment, patients can take action and possibly receive compensation for pain and suffering. The most important questions and answers. 2023-10-01 07:29:44 #Expert #opinions #compensation #patients #event #treatment #errors

The Crisis of Dialysis Patients Continues: Promises Pending and Hospitals Demanding Payment

The Crisis of Dialysis Patients Continues: Promises Pending and Hospitals Demanding Payment

The crisis of dialysis patients has returned to the forefront. This crisis quickly subsides and flares up again. More than 4,000 patients are hostage to “promises” that are still pending, while doctors can no longer continue with this approach, and hospitals are raising their voices more to obtain their late payments. Since the beginning of … Read more

The Troubling Rise of Smuggled Medicines and Illegal Health Centers: A Threat to Lebanon’s Health Security

The Troubling Rise of Smuggled Medicines and Illegal Health Centers: A Threat to Lebanon’s Health Security

The wave of loss of medicines and baby formula and manipulation of their prices from one pharmacy to another has subsided, although the availability of many medicines is still scarce, but people have become accustomed to reality despite their will. Dollarization, which swept across all sectors, contributed to reducing demand for medicines, as their prices … Read more

Start of Covid and Flu Vaccination in Valencian Community with Vulnerable Patients

Start of Covid and Flu Vaccination in Valencian Community with Vulnerable Patients

Friday, September 8, 2023, 17:34 The Minister of Health, Marciano Gómez, announced this Friday that the Covid and flu vaccination will begin in the Valencian Community the week of October 16 to 23 with vulnerable patients. Gómez made these statements to the media after presiding over the meeting of the Consejo de Gobierno Consorci Provincial … Read more