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- 5/23/2023
Over 150 doctors on strike at NYC hospital that was once called pandemic epicenter
The doctors-in-training at the Queens hospital, who are employed by the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan, are the first doctors to go on strike in the city since 1990. - 5/23/2023
Death of 8-year-old girl in Border Patrol custody highlights challenges providing medical care
Border Patrol holding facilities are short-term, with people sleeping on floormats with foil blankets. Thick plastic curtains have replaced chain-link fences to prohibit free movement. - 5/23/2023
4th death, more vision loss cases linked to tainted eyedrops
The bacteria has infected 81 people, including four who died and 14 who lost vision. - 5/23/2023
Doctor on the baseball mound
Whenever I see a Blue Jay pitcher struggling to retire a difficult batter, I can sympathize. His opponent, like our worst patients, may do his best to keep alive, fouling off our best pitches or adding new symptoms and complaints. - 5/19/2023
Can a healthy libido prolong your life?
A new Japanese study shows a connection between sexuality and longevity, but only in males. - 5/19/2023
Pharmpreneur of the week Sandra Tadros Guirguis. "It's been such a journey since graduation."
Focus on the area where your passion to help others truly shines, then continue to grow, build and learn around this niche. Remember, every person you meet has something to teach you; embrace the mentality of a lifelong learner. As you gain wisdom, share your time, knowledge and passion every opportunity you get, and watch this beautiful cycle of learning and sharing grow into a fulfilling business. - 5/19/2023
Case report: Vigilance around ticks and children
An emotional consultation at his walk-in clinic reminds Dr. Robert Dickson about the critical nature of timelines. - 5/19/2023
Administering hydrocortisone early improves survival in community-acquired pneumonia patients
French researchers tested drug effectiveness in patients admitted to intensive care for severe community-acquired pneumonia. - 5/19/2023
New research discoveries are more likely to be put to use in pediatricians’ offices if patients and their caregivers get involved
The reality is, however, less than 15% of clinical research will ever make it into practice. Even when evidence is adopted into practice, this process can take as long as 17 years. - 5/19/2023
Study finds cranberries really do prevent UTIs
A new meta-analysis of 50 randomized controlled trials shows that consuming cranberry products is an effective way to prevent UTIs in women.