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Antibiotic Found to Increase Deaths in Sepsis Patients
Hospital records show Zosyn is more likely to lead to death than other treatments for sepsis.
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The Healing Power of a Doctor’s Apology
More than a bandaid, a sincere apology made by a medical professional to a patient after a making mistake can make a world of difference in the relationship.
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Spike Protein Exposure and Clotting Pathologies Explained: Dr. Jordan Vaughn
Dr. Jordan Vaughn is a physician of internal medicine and the CEO of MedHelp Clinics. During the pandemic, he noticed a pattern of abnormal clotting.
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Doctors, Dictators, and the Medical Autocracy
A systemic problem in the culture of health care is undercutting patient well-being and the physician-patient relationship.
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Blood Clots the Leading Cause of Preventable Deaths in US Hospitals
Health care workers share insights on why nearly half of all hospital patients aren’t receiving proper preventative care for blood clots.
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Vets Concerned About Rabies Outbreaks Amid Vaccine Shortages
Veterinarians are struggling to keep pets vaccinated as the world fights a surge in rabies outbreaks.
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UN Calls for Multinational Security Support as Killings, Kidnappings Spike in Haiti
More than 8,400 people were killed, injured or kidnapped in Haiti last year, according to a UN report.
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Free Health Care for Illegal Immigrants Could Cost California Billions Per Year
The newly enacted state law could cost taxpayers between $3 billion and $6 billion per year, according to recent estimates by state and federal lawmakers.
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The VA’s Role in Illegal Immigrant Health Care Has Veterans Groups and Legislators Up in Arms
VA resources have been used to process claims for medical care of illegal immigrants since 2020, says a DHS report.
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ANALYSIS: Why Canada’s Health Care Is in Crisis
According to Statista, the number of hospital beds per 1,000 people in Canada has dropped from 7 in 1976 to below 3 in 2007, and further down to 2.58 in 2021.
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Antibiotic Found to Increase Deaths in Sepsis Patients
Hospital records show Zosyn is more likely to lead to death than other treatments for sepsis.
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The Healing Power of a Doctor’s Apology
More than a bandaid, a sincere apology made by a medical professional to a patient after a making mistake can make a world of difference in the relationship.
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Spike Protein Exposure and Clotting Pathologies Explained: Dr. Jordan Vaughn
Dr. Jordan Vaughn is a physician of internal medicine and the CEO of MedHelp Clinics. During the pandemic, he noticed a pattern of abnormal clotting.
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Doctors, Dictators, and the Medical Autocracy
A systemic problem in the culture of health care is undercutting patient well-being and the physician-patient relationship.
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Blood Clots the Leading Cause of Preventable Deaths in US Hospitals
Health care workers share insights on why nearly half of all hospital patients aren’t receiving proper preventative care for blood clots.
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Vets Concerned About Rabies Outbreaks Amid Vaccine Shortages
Veterinarians are struggling to keep pets vaccinated as the world fights a surge in rabies outbreaks.
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UN Calls for Multinational Security Support as Killings, Kidnappings Spike in Haiti
More than 8,400 people were killed, injured or kidnapped in Haiti last year, according to a UN report.
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Free Health Care for Illegal Immigrants Could Cost California Billions Per Year
The newly enacted state law could cost taxpayers between $3 billion and $6 billion per year, according to recent estimates by state and federal lawmakers.
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The VA’s Role in Illegal Immigrant Health Care Has Veterans Groups and Legislators Up in Arms
VA resources have been used to process claims for medical care of illegal immigrants since 2020, says a DHS report.
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ANALYSIS: Why Canada’s Health Care Is in Crisis
According to Statista, the number of hospital beds per 1,000 people in Canada has dropped from 7 in 1976 to below 3 in 2007, and further down to 2.58 in 2021.
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