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Syria’s forgotten health crisis needs healing: WHO regional chief | FOX 28 Spokane
FOX 28 Spokane· 2 days agoSyria’s shattered healthcare system has been forgotten by the world at large, a top WHO official...
Why racism is a public health crisis
BBC News· 2 hours agoRacial biases in science and medicine harm people's health, writes Layal Liverpool in her new book Systemic: How Racism Is Making Us Ill. She tells David...
The U.S. maternal mortality rate is shockingly high—can improved midwife accessibility help?
Motherly via Yahoo News· 6 days agoShe cites the ongoing “maternal care workforce shortage problem” in the U.S., which she says is...
Coronavirus updates: Another 4.4 million US jobless claims, CDC director warns of second wave
CNET· 3 days agoThe coronavirus pandemic has upended life across the globe. Health care systems are scrambling to...
Opinion: Better health + reduced care costs = healthier, more productive CT
The News-Times· 2 days agoImagine a health care world focused on preventative care: a health system that embraces the whole patient, including his/her challenges ...
Why a robust network infrastructure is the backbone of enhanced patient care
CIO· 4 days agoAs the role of healthcare workers transforms alongside technology to become more efficient, it also...
Dr. James Comerci nominated for OHA award
Weirton Daily Times· 2 days agoDyckes Healthcare Worker of the Year Award. Comerci has provided health care to his community for more than 43 years. One of the most ...
Author Shawn Snow | Navy Times
Navy Times· 5 days agoShawn Snow is the senior reporter for Marine Corps Times and a Marine Corps veteran. "This base transfer occurred amid force protection concerns sparked...
Battling malnutrition in Rwanda: How a WHO software empowers nutritionists to improve children’s ...
World Health Organization· 4 days agoVincent Habiryayo, a nutritionist in Ngororero using WHO AnthroPlus software
Looking Beyond the Lens of Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever in Africa
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention· 3 days agoThe disease was first observed among military personnel from the former Soviet Union who were stationed in Crimea during World War II (1), leading to the name Crimea hemorrhagic ...
