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    Patients die as Manila traffic jams block ambulances

    09 Sep 2019

    Special lanes for emergency vehicles are not enforced, the infrastructure is outdated, and local drivers are often unwilling or unable to make way — a situation experts say is causing patients to die en route.

    Respiratory complications haunt COVID-19 recovered patients: Study

    23 Aug 2020

    A team of health experts, including those of Indian-origin, has found that people who recovered from the COVID-19 disease are being commonly readmitted to the hospital within 14 days of being discharged majorly for respiratory complications.

    Covid patients on antidepressants less likely to die: Study

    16 Nov 2021

    The results add to a body of evidence indicating that SSRIs may have beneficial effects against the worst symptoms of Covid-19, although large randomised clinical trials are needed to prove this.

    Biomedical waste issues come under focus

    14 Apr 2020

    New guidelines have been issued by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) in India for handling, treatment and safe disposal of biomedical waste generated during treatment, diagnosis and quarantine of patients confirmed or suspected to have the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

    3,000 take part in relay to help cancer patients

    22 Nov 2019

    The atmosphere at the athletic tracks of the American University of Sharjah (AUS) was truly awe-inspiring, as over 3,000 participants including 200 volunteers committed themselves to a 24-hour walkathon on Friday

    Surgery restores arm function in some paralysed patients: Study

    05 Jul 2019

    Surgeons in Australia have managed to restore arm function in paralysed patients, allowing them to feed themselves, use tools and handle electronic devices, according to the results of

    UAE announces ninth case of coronavirus

    17 Feb 2020

    The latest case is a 37 years old Chinese who was diagnosed during a routine check-up which was conducted as per the World Health Organisation standards.

    Covid-19 spells doom, but the tradition of cold calculation still drives UK government’s wait-and-see mindset

    19 Mar 2020

    Like millions of fellow Brits, I have had to make difficult decisions this week. The hardest was whether to stay in the UK, where my family is based, or move to Brittany with my French partner,

    Health care inequality is killing Black patients

    05 Sep 2021

    In 2020, one of the most chaotic strings of events in US history occurred in just a matter of months. As the coronavirus pandemic ravaged homes and hospitals,

    VIDEO: In virus-hit Wuhan hospital, doctors and patients practise Tai Chi

    11 Feb 2020

    In a makeshift hospital in Wuhan, patients and doctors are seen making strange movements with their arms and legs, in slow motion of course. They are practising the martial arts therapy of Tai Chi.

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