would standardize and streamline the process for screening low-income patients—particularly those without insurance or enrolled in Medi-Cal—for hospital financial aid programs. Health ...

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NAIROBI - Eight people in South Sudan, including five children, died on a three-hour walk to seek medical treatment for cholera after U.S. aid cuts forced ... eight cholera patients had to walk ...

The scientists implanted four spinal cord injury patients with pluripotent stem cells to grow millions of new neural cells. Okano said two patients recovered "some" motor function, with one ...

In January, Karzen was one of the first patients to receive a new dual chamber leadless (pronounced LEED-less) pacemaker now offered at Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital. The device ...

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The Radiation Bay, which is set to begin its services in April next year, will be jointly operated by Patients Aid Foundation (PAF-JPMC) and the Sindh government, said Dr. Tariq Mahmood ...

Terminally ill patients should be able to receive voluntary assisted dying advice remotely regardless of whether Anthony Albanese or Peter Dutton rules the roost post election, a peak body says.

The UK-based charity, Save the Children, said on Wednesday that at least eight people infected by cholera in South Sudan, including five children died on a three-hour walk to seek medical ...

Hospitals overwhelmed with the wounded can’t use their limited supplies on other patients. Aid workers say not only Palestinians, but their own staff have begun to fall into despair.

Hospitals overwhelmed with the wounded can’t use their limited supplies on other patients. Aid workers say not only Palestinians, but their own staff have begun to fall into despair.