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Reusable Respirators can Viably Protect Healthcare Workers

Reusable Respirators can Viably Protect Healthcare Workers

Healthcare workers can be effectively protected from air-borne infections or contaminants, for example influenza virus, by using half-facepiece reusable elastomeric respirators. Public healt...

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Using Electronic Health Records Can Result In Physician Burnouts: Study

Using Electronic Health Records Can Result In Physician Burnouts: Study

Physician burnouts and electronic health record (EHRs) documentation have been found to be linked. Stress from using EHRs was associated with burnouts; these were specifically seen in primar...

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Rural Hospitals can be Strengthened by Tele-Emergency Rooms

Rural Hospitals can be Strengthened by Tele-Emergency Rooms

Usage of tele-medicine in the emergency rooms of rural hospitals helps save money and also make it easier to recruit new physicians. Marcia Ward, study author and professor of health mana...

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Factors That Lead to Hospital Readmission Identified

Factors That Lead to Hospital Readmission Identified

Poor sleep, missed meals, less mobility and stress in hospital may lead to readmission, stated study co-led by St. Michael's Hospital and the University Health Network (UHN) in Canada. ...

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Old Blood Transfusions may Lead to Adverse Events or Death

Old Blood Transfusions may Lead to Adverse Events or Death

A leading cause of death after a serious injury is the loss of blood. Victims receiving transfusions of blood 22 days old or older may have increased risk of death within 24 hours, reveals a...

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Spread Of Hospital Infections Can Be Prevented By Sticking To Strict Hand Hygiene Rules

Spread Of Hospital Infections Can Be Prevented By Sticking To Strict Hand Hygiene Rules

Operating rooms can be made cleaner by sticking to proven protocols for hand hygiene, finds a new study. The findings of this study are published in the journal of Association for Professio...

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Gujarat Home Minister Diagnosed with Oral Cancer

Gujarat Home Minister Diagnosed with Oral Cancer

Gujarat Home Minister Pradeepsinh Jadeja has been diagnosed with throat and mouth cancer, announced the doctors after surgery on Monday evening. Jadeja, 56, was admitted to the HCG Hos...

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First Ever Lead-Poisoning Detection and Treatment Centre Opens in Kerala

First Ever Lead-Poisoning Detection and Treatment Centre Opens in Kerala

Kerala saw the opening of its first lead-poisoning detection and treatment center, a first in the state. Lead is also present in cosmetics and paint and exposure to these can create hea...

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Potato-sized Stone Removed from a 39 Year-old Man's Kidney

Potato-sized Stone Removed from a 39 Year-old Man's Kidney

A potato-sized stone was removed from a 39 year-old man by doctors at the KIMS Hospitals. They have conducted an open kidney surgery to remove this large stone. The stone, measuring eig...

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Noise Pollution in Hospitals Affecting Patients Ability to Rest, Heal and Recover

Noise Pollution in Hospitals Affecting Patients Ability to Rest, Heal and Recover

Noise pollution is a common concern among staff, patients and families and is regularly exceeding international recommendations, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published ...

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Conjoined Bhutanese Twins Undergo Major Separation Surgery in Melbourne

Conjoined Bhutanese Twins Undergo Major Separation Surgery in Melbourne

Surgeons in Australia have successfully separated 15-month-old Bhutanese twins, Dawa and Nima, who had been joined at the torso. The girls are joined at the torso and share a liver an...

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Teenager Survives After a Rare Intestinal Surgery at Delhi Hospital

Teenager Survives After a Rare Intestinal Surgery at Delhi Hospital

New lease of life is given to a 16-year-old boy after doctors at Delhi hospital successfully treated him with a rare intestinal disorder. Utkarsh Jaiswal was suffering from ileal atr...

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Why Rehabilitation Care is Important After a Road Accident?

Why Rehabilitation Care is Important After a Road Accident?

Young adults between 19 and 29 were found to be more at risk of road traffic accidents. About two million people are left with physical disabilities due to accidents. Therefore, rehabilitati...

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Ailing Parrikar Returns to Goa with Stable Health Parameters

Ailing Parrikar Returns to Goa with Stable Health Parameters

Goa Chief Minister, Manohar Parrikar's health condition is stable now, and he is back from Delhi on Sunday, his office said. "The Chief Minister arrived back in Goa today (Sunday) eveni...

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“Jaw Wink”- A Rare Eye Deformity Corrected in a Woman in Delhi

“Jaw Wink”- A Rare Eye Deformity Corrected in a Woman in Delhi

Delhi doctors give Reeta born with "Marcus Gunn Jaw Winking Syndrome" a new lease of life by correcting the rare eye deformity. The rare congenital condition involves a drooping eyelid which...

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