Thailand celebrates rescue of 12 boys, coach from flooded cave
Thais and people around the world are celebrating the rescue of 12 boys and their soccer coach, who were trapped for more than two weeks deep inside a … source
Sticking with the same doctor may extend patients’ lives
(Reuters Health) – Seeing the same doctor over the years helps people live longer, suggests a new international study. “We had nine different countries on four different continents in all…
Footprints: From a distant shore
A diverse community, Singapore’s Indians lived different lives and worked different jobs. But each one, in their own way, shaped the future of Singapore. For the … source
Health Buzz with Dr. Paul Alessi: Wellness Tips for the African American Community
Dr. Paul Alessi of Kennedy Health Alliance in Cherry Hill, NJ, discusses wellness tips geared towards the African American community. source
The US medical system is still haunted by slavery
Black women’s history matters in medicine. Read ProPublica’s feature piece on how the US is the most dangerous industrialized country in which to give birth, … source
The African-American Healthcare Alliance of Fort Wayne
The African-American Healthcare Alliance (AAHA) is committed to addressing health issues within our community with four signature programs: The Annual … source
South Korea grappling with smartphone addiction
South Korea has more than 30 million mobile phone users. The devices have become a vital part of everyday life in the country. But owning mobile phones also … source
Doctor Fail: Patients in B.C. left in the lurch after two doctors lose licences
We all depend on the advice of our doctor when it comes to important health decisions. So imagine the shock of finding out your doctor failed qualifying medical … source
15 Feb 2014 Spotlight: Are Singapore public hospitals on track to meet future healthcare needs?
By 2020, there will be six new public hospitals, which are part of the Health Ministry’s plan to boost infrastructure to deal with the rise in demand for healthcare services.…
Malta: ‘Nurse of the Mediterranean’. – BBC News
Subscribe to BBC News www.youtube.com/bbcnews Doctors in WW1 were tasked with treating casualties unlike any they’d said before. Dr Kevin Fong explores how Malta pushed its medical traditions… source