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Music Therapy: Man's Heart Continues to Beat Even After Death

Music Therapy: Man's Heart Continues to Beat Even After Death

A dying man's heartbeat was recorded by music therapists who incorporated it into a song in place of the drums. The recording of the song was given to his family after he passed away to reme...

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Two Times a Charm for Jerome Hamon- a Man With a Second Face Transplant

Two Times a Charm for Jerome Hamon- a Man With a Second Face Transplant

Jerome Hamon received his second facial transplant after the facial tissue from the first transplant began to die. Tissue death occurred due to complications with anti-rejection medications....

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Apollo Hospitals' Partnership With Microsoft's AI Accurately Predicts and Prevents Cardiac Diseases

Apollo Hospitals' Partnership With Microsoft's AI Accurately Predicts and Prevents Cardiac Diseases

Cardiac diseases at Apollo Hospitals are now being predicted accurately with the help of Microsoft's Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technologies, reported the hospita...

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Amrita and Harvard Medical School Sign an MOU to Promote Best Research Practices

Amrita and Harvard Medical School Sign an MOU to Promote Best Research Practices

Amrita Institute of Medical science is going to be the first medical institution in India to have signed an MOU with the Harvard Medical School with regard to exchange and promote best pract...

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A 2-month-old Baby Girl Born with Half Her Skull Missing

A 2-month-old Baby Girl Born with Half Her Skull Missing

A 2-month-old girl was born with part of her skull missing and was left fighting for her life in the hospital. She was born in February in a remote village in eastern Cambodia. Baby Ah...

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Standardized Protocols to Tackle Antimicrobial Resistance

Standardized Protocols to Tackle Antimicrobial Resistance

For the first time, a standardized set of actions were defined that are relevant for all hospitals around the world to preserve the effectiveness of antimicrobials and limit the emergence of...

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Apollo Hospitals And NHS Collaborate To Provide Radiologists Short in UK

Apollo Hospitals And NHS Collaborate To Provide Radiologists Short in UK

To help National Health Service (NHS) UK cope with the shortage of skilled radiologists, the Apollo hospital will send a few of their radiologists to train and assist NHS. Through the p...

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Surgical Training Center Now on Wheels

Surgical Training Center Now on Wheels

A specialized mobile surgical training center has been launched by the Johnson & Johnson for surgeons. The step has been taken to provide hands-on surgical training to around 25,000 health c...

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A 13-year-old Boy Dies after Sinus Infection Spreads to His Brain

A 13-year-old Boy Dies after Sinus Infection Spreads to His Brain

A 13-year-old Michigan boy who was diagnosed with a very rare sinus infection died after it spread to his brain. Marquel Brumley went to an urgent care clinic in Mt. Morris last month co...

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‘Pressure Bandage’ Helps Stop Bleeding in Accident Victims

‘Pressure Bandage’ Helps Stop Bleeding in Accident Victims

Active Bleeding Control (ABC) Project is to be launched by GVK EMRI for accident victims by controlling bleeding with a technique called “Pressure Bandage.” Project aims to train 1000 com...

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Social Security Process for Determining Disability in Adults Examined

Social Security Process for Determining Disability in Adults Examined

A new report has examined social security's process for determining disability in adults, reveals a new study. Scientists from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medic...

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New Way to reduce Hospital Readmission

New Way to reduce Hospital Readmission

Non-adherence to continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy increases 30-day hospital readmission in patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Results show that non-adherent ...

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New Insights On the Psychological Challenges of Health Care Workers

New Insights On the Psychological Challenges of Health Care Workers

New insights on the findings associated with caregiver depression, LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) partners, moral distress have been discussed in this new study.The findings ...

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Guideline Issued for the Quantification of Myocardial Blood Flow Using PET

Guideline Issued for the Quantification of Myocardial Blood Flow Using PET

The guideline for the clinical quantification of myocardial blood flow using PET was jointly issued by the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging's (SNMMI) Cardiovascular Council ...

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Swollen Mass Weighing 14 Kg Removed From Elephantiasis Patient

Swollen Mass Weighing 14 Kg Removed From Elephantiasis Patient

Saidalavi, a 46-year-old man regained his ability to walk again after getting 14 kg of swollen mass removed his thigh, the result of his 30 year old fight with elephantiasis. The Head, Plast...

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