All the latest news about Healthcare from around the world: Homeless people are denied basic health care, research finds A study led by the University of Birmingham has painted a shaming picture of neglect and discrimination shown towards the homeless when accessing UK health services. Researchers interviewed...
All the latest news about medical research compiled by Okomeds. Medical Research Council Funds Phase 2 Multi-Center Study XBiotech announced that the Medical Research Council (MRC), part of UK Research and Innovation, has awarded funding to study bermekimab therapy in a Phase 2 multi-center study in advanced...
Parents of infants in neonatal care who were born prematurely or are in poor health must be enabled to take part in the care of their children. This requires good communication both in medical issues and in matters relating to the care of the child. A...
Each year, Okomeds, Medical Translators Services, offers businesses and public organisations a list of medical events, conferences & congress taking place soon all over the world. You can find here the medical events taking place this summer all over the world: United Kingdom, Austria, Germany, Hong Kong,...
Don't miss your chance to read all the latest news and research on nutrition. Olives: Nutrition and health benefits Olives are popular as both a snack and an ingredient in salads, sandwiches, and stews. They have a chewy texture and a rich, salty taste. In this article, you...
Latest news and issues from the world of vets and veterinary sciences: Call for inspirational young vets to enter new award This wide award celebrates inspirational young vets who are making a difference through their day to day work. Recognising that the transition from student to qualified...
All the latest news about Healthcare from around the world: Using Data to Provide Better Health Care to New York’s Homeless New York City Health + Hospitals, which serves more than one million people a year, is now sing data science to identify and “phenotype” homeless patients...
Nearly 40% of adults with type 1 diabetes were misdiagnosed with type 2 says research done by the University of Exeter. It is key to provide efficient translation services to patients when being diagnosed. This prevents misdiagnosis and ensures they get the right treatment including insulin or...
We celebrate World Book Day by proposing two medical books written by doctors: “This is Going to Hurt: Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor,” by Adam Kay and “When Breath Becomes Air Book”, by Paul Kalanithi. Adam Kay's first book, “This is Going to Hurt, revisiting...
Millennials (ages 21–32) will change the healthcare system by expecting continuous improvement. Advances in technology, demographic shifts and consumer trends will affect the healthcare landscape in the future. As patients behave more like consumers, they seek to use their digital skills and experiences as they interact with...