Health
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Patient communications IT increases self-pay collections for Hackensack Meridian
Hackensack Meridian Health believes the patient experience begins with the point of scheduling. Once services are rendered, staff want to…
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My toothache turned out to be a brain tumour: Mother, 29, reveals she was ‘ready to plan my funeral’
Emma Webster, 29, went to the dentist in April 2018 after complaining of toothache and was rushed through for root…
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Brain stimulation improves short-term memory in older adults, study finds
Sending electrical currents into two parts of the brain known for storing and recalling information modestly boosted immediate recall of…
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Dementia: Blood vessel disease may worsen cognitive decline, new study finds
Dementia is already one of the country’s biggest killers with 67,000 people losing their lives every year, the same as…
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What you need to know about BA.5, the vaccine-resistant variant of Omicron
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! BA.5, part of the Omicron family, is the latest coronavirus variant to…
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Colombia’s landmark Road Safety Law could save countless lives
Bogotá, Colombia – Juliàn Estaban’s Law, Bill PL408/2021, was ratified by the Colombian government today after consultations with civil society, the…
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Por qué la guerra en Ucrania afecta a los tratamientos de conducto en Estados Unidos
Darius Tahir El asalto de Rusia a Ucrania se siente en todo el mundo, y el sistema de salud de…
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Spotting bias in AI requires a holistic approach, says study
Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital say that spotting bias in artificial intelligence and machine learning requires a holistic evaluation –…
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Parents of ‘miracle’ conjoined twins – say pair ‘constantly hug each other’
A British couple have shared their joy after giving birth to their ‘miracle’ one-in-two-million conjoined twins. After a rollercoaster nine…
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Covid-19 hospitalizations hit a pandemic low in the US, but strain on hospitals persists
As of Friday, there are 16,138 people in the hospital with Covid-19 — fewer than there have ever been since…
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