Tag: medical

Renting artwork to medical offices can be a great way for artists to generate additional income and gain exposure for their work. Here are some best practices for artists to rent their pieces to medical offices: Research potential clients: Research medical offices in your area that might b...

Our Medical Representative Bags are presented in many sizes and shades of colours. Since our beginning in the year 2012, in New Delhi India, we Design Print Solutions are engaged in manufacturing and supplying commercial gift items, MR bags, paper weight, pens and other allied product...

There are many tests which should be conducted before getting work visa or UAE PR. Testing for HIV (by collecting a blood sample) and; Pulmonary tuberculosis are part of the mandatory medical examination for a UAE residency visa by taking an x-ray of their chest. Those who test positive for HIV or a...

The quality of services at this practice was judged across five different areas: assessing whether the practice is safe, effective, caring, responsive to people’s needs, and well-led. Services were found to be either good or outstanding in each of these areas by CQC’s team of trained ins...

In the dynamic realm of healthcare, efficient onboarding of medical professionals is paramount. Nexogic emerges as a game-changer, reshaping the landscape of medical professional onboarding. Let’s delve into the transformative impact it brings. Streamlined Processes at Nexogic N...

A joint expert report is a report written by an independent medical specialist where they assess your health. You and your employer agree on which expert to use, the expert will examine you and look at your medical records. They send a report to you and your employer. This is the strongest sort o...

In the dynamic realm of healthcare, efficient onboarding of medical professionals is paramount. Nexogic emerges as a game-changer, reshaping the landscape of medical professional onboarding. Let’s delve into the transformative impact it brings. Streamlined Processes at Nexogic N...

The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner for the State of Maryland is the largest freestanding forensic medical center in the U.S., occupying an entire block in Baltimore. It is also one of the nation’s busiest, conducting more than 18,000 investigations a year. Reports of sudden and un...

 sobering revelation emerged recently, one that forces medicine to look unflinchingly upon a dark chapter in its history. As an impactful piece from US News laid bare, international experts uncovered troubling new evidence that contaminated cadaver extracts used in a growth hormone treatment fo...

Sometimes people are confused about what is bioinformatics and biotechnology (Biotech). Not only newcomers but also experienced medical science students are also confused. They never understand why we need bioinformatics and biotechnology, especially bioinformatics. They are also confused abou...

“Medical Student, Year 3, Burg?” inquires the Whippledick-Worthingham Endowed Professor of Internal Medicine and All Other Forms of Brilliance and Scholarship. “Did you send the stat serum stool velocity titer (sssvt) and the cerebrospinal fluid Tupperware level assay (cfTla) on...

An old wives’ tale refers to “spurious or superstitious claims.” It is not that the “old wives” intentionally lied about something. Rather, they believed that certain things, like running outside in the cold, caused you to get a cold. The “old wives&rdqu...

Welcome to the dazzling world of medical students, where every day is a gripping tale of coffee-fueled escapades, sleep-deprived stumbles, and the perpetual quest to find a pen that works. Picture this: a rollercoaster of scrubs with loops of obscure medical terms, unexpected friendships, and the oc...

In the intricate tapestry of human history, certain inventions stand as beacons of progress, forever altering the landscape of healthcare. From the groundbreaking to the lifesaving, let’s embark on a journey through the top 10 greatest medical inventions that have reshaped the way we approach ...

Knowing when to seek medical advice is a crucial aspect of proactive healthcare. While minor symptoms may often resolve on their own, certain red flags signal the need for prompt attention from healthcare professionals. Understanding these warning signs can help individuals prioritize their well-bei...

Welcome to the dazzling world of medical students, where every day is a gripping tale of coffee-fueled escapades, sleep-deprived stumbles, and the perpetual quest to find a pen that works. Picture this: a rollercoaster of scrubs with loops of obscure medical terms, unexpected friendships, and the oc...

Am 3.2.2024 um 06:55 ging es in Wien Schwechat endlich los — das erste österreichische Team von MSIPEV brach mit einem Umweg über Amsterdam Richtung Süden auf. Ziel: das mehr als 7000km entfernte HFH in Techiman, Ghana. Nach einem zu frühen Morgen mit Treffpunkt um 04:30 a...

Although I worked as an academic Emergency Physician (EP) at a University Hospital physician training program, I’d had an interest in International Emergency Medicine (EM) for a long time. I’d already done several international medical missions, each about a month in duration, in Hond...

As we embark on this journey through the realm of medical discoveries, it’s essential to acknowledge the profound impact these breakthroughs have had on the course of history. It’s my belief that understanding the significance of these milestones not only enriches our appreciation for th...

Different types of medical images are produced by varying the types of energies used to acquire the image. These different modes are called radiology modalities. Different modalities present different aspects (time of exposition, scanning methods, use of radioactive isotopes). As an example, we...

I blame those high school biology classes that had me convinced that our bodies were as basic as a toddler’s toy set from Fisher-Price. You know, those colorful plastic contraptions with chunky buttons and simple levers that toddlers use to pretend they’re fixing a car or cooking dinner?...

Got bruises? Recently popularized, centuries-old folk remedies include gels, teas, or capsules of arnica, a yellow flower that grows across mainland Europe. Searches for “arnica tea” have more than tripled over the last five years. That’s bad news for indulgers, beca...

Fasting has been widely used in the traditional medicine of various cultures around the world. These traditions have developed specific methods for fasting as part of a holistic approach to promoting health and healing. In Ayurvedic medicine in India, for example, periodic fasting is practiced...

My doctor said something like that to me recently. I was seeing him to complain about getting up too often at night to pee, something that had became more annoying when I reached my seventies. After testing, prodding, and interrogation, my doctor decided that there was nothing wrong with me other th...

In his book- Cannabis for Chronic Pain, Dr. Rav Ivker discusses the importance of consuming THC and CBD and calls it “the best medicine”. Many believe that THC is simply a high- but that high- is a medicinal one. Let’s get into Cannabis strains and their popular u...

Picture this — hundreds of dispensaries closed in Colorado, people having to go to a local pharmacy to get their marijuana, then paying out of pocket because their drug insurance policy doesn’t cover it. Add to this, the loss to Colorado of hundreds of millions in annual tax revenue...

Has your doctor ever suggested a pill to you and reassured you with something like “There are some possible side effects, but most people tolerate it well?” I’d be surprised if you said no. My doctor said something like that to me recently. I was seeing him to complain about ...

The cases are chosen by the Editorial team based on five criterias : (1) The case Presents a diagnostic, ethical or management challenge. (2) The case Highlights aspects of mechanisms of injury, pharmacology or histopathology that are deemed of particular educational value. (3) At Least 30% of cases...

Green light for CRISPR gene editing On December 8, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the world’s first CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing therapy (SN: 12/8/23). The treatment, called Casgevy, targets sickle cell disease by helping patients produce healthy hemoglobin. In people ...

In this post I briefly respond to critiques of my two articles, one about Sessa facing medical tribunal and the other about responses from Awakn and Mind Medicine Australia. I also discuss some further info on the UK medical tribunal. If you have experienced harm from psychedelics,...

In the realm of medical research and healthcare, breakthroughs continually reshape our understanding and treatment of diseases, revolutionizing patient care and outcomes. From innovative technologies to novel therapeutic approaches, these advancements pave the way for a brighter future in healt...

“Are you happy with your weight?” There I was, squeezing in my annual check-up at the last minute in late December, flipping through the usual paperwork. It was the first time I’d ever seen such a question on a doctor’s check-in sheet. I was grateful to see it. It looke...

Staying at the top of the medical industry requires continuous learning and adaptation. Here are the top 10 tips and strategies for medical professionals to maintain their competitive edge and thrive in their careers. Stay Updated with Industry Trends Medical professionals m...