According to Prof. Mayer Brezis, “the greatest barriers to patient safety are not technological or scientific – but cultural," such as the fear of legal consequences and institutional defensiveness.

Hypertension may be silent, but its consequences are not. Early detection and timely treatment can prevent heart attacks, strokes, and kidney failure. As the country observes Philippine Heart Month, ...

The 16,300-square-foot Maternal and infant health center will make up the ground floor of the new health innovation facility.

The allocation will support the construction of advanced simulation labs and learning spaces, marking the first phase of a ...

The University of Arkansas at Fort Smith has announced it is set to receive $15 million in federal funding to construct and ...

Malaysia has made undeniable progress in healthcare infrastructure over the past few decades. New hospitals continue to be ...

A Professor of Medicine at the Emory University School of Medicine, Prof Modele Ogunniyi, has warned that hypertension remains one of the gravest threats to global public health, with Black ...

You can’t blame this one on the stork. After a brief baby bump early in the COVID-19 pandemic, birth rates in the US and ...

Nigeria's government has launched CPR training for health staff to improve emergency response to sudden cardiac arrest, ...

A 42-year-old immigrant father of two who died in Nassau jail custody last year after being arrested by U.S. Immigration and ...

I woke up one morning and couldn't walk. I looked at my husband and said, "I need to go to the hospital." ...

Nigeria must reclaim its public spaces, regulate its food environment, and place public health above corporate profit.” ...