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The Ministry of Health itself is setting the surgical agenda: the agency is moving operations from hospitals to ambulances, homes, and palliative care, while simultaneously reporting on liver and kidney transplants.
News about where surgeons can work and hearings on transplantation are presented as ministry decisions and reports rather than as separate medical stories. First, surgery emerges, followed by the Ministry of Health's position.
In Moscow, doctors rescued a man after multiple cardiac arrest
The first symptom of this type of cancer is easy to take for an infection and reach the last stage
Burjeel Hospital Abu Dhabi advances cardiovascular care with AI
Kazakhstan wants to expand the production of products for the treatment of serious injuries
In the Netherlands, the proportion of people with long-term mental disorders has increased
Cardiologist of the Ministry of Health Sergey Boytsov: the heart is surprisingly long does not age
The doctor warned about the dangers of reading lying on the stomach for children
NMRC TPM will begin medical examination of migrants from Tajikistan
Russians were reminded how to reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases
Breast cancer: Know the signs and why early detection matters
Dannevirke rest home criticised over poor care and delayed cancer diagnosis
One heart transplant from a deceased donor was performed in Azerbaijan this year
Hospitals in England hit by shortages of common drugs such as paracetamol
Measles outbreak in Pennsylvania: the number of cases exceeded 900 people, there are victims
Tuesday briefing: Inside the suspected bomb plot at RAF Fairford
Psychologist online: ways to stop scrolling anxious thoughts before going to bed (video)
World Heart Day: NOA urges Osun residents to prioritise heart health
Five-week delays in cancer diagnoses as specialists overwhelmed with work
Scientists have found a way to identify the causes of premature ovarian failure on a genetic test
Private hospital in Tel Aviv shut down over severe safety violations following surprise inspection
Kyrgyzstan launches in-service digital training program for healthcare workers
Drops in the nose, antibiotics and even painkillers: what drugs affect the heart
Mistake in life: why you can not ignore even small bites of animals
The Ministry of health plans to include in the list of STDs another 13 drugs
Red ginseng gains attention for immune health amid flu surge
Following Kazakhstan: Russia will begin to vaccinate girls against HPV
Mahama links Accra Reset to Africa’s push for health sovereignty
A man who has four years to live, called the first symptom of cancer
Pharmacists from the Moscow region invented a powerful and stable medicine “from the heart”
Are household cleaning products damaging our health? – podcast
Stronger hearts, healthier lives: NMC Healthcare marks World Heart Day with free screenings
Preserve or not? Named 3 signs when a half-living tooth is not exactly saved
US exempts India, 19 other nations from 100% tariff on speciality drugs
From missed doses to expired medication: How to use medicines safely
Pink ODI: Simon Hewitt’s powerful warning on male breast cancer awareness
Kyrgyzstan studies how sleep deprivation, gadgets, bullying impact teenagers
Victorian doctors to walk off the job amid ongoing pay dispute
Scientists have uncovered the cause of heart disease due to air pollution
Komi residents were told about the habits that reduce mortality from heart disease
Research linked accelerated brain aging after a stroke with speech disorders
Pressure on the calf helped animals recover better after brain injury and stroke
The Ministry of Health proposed to include palliative care in the surgical assistance framework
Insomnia was described as a sign of a higher risk of stroke and hospitalization
Scientists discussed an unusual way to restore the brain after a stroke
Researchers reported that stroke changes brain cells in a way that makes gliomas grow more easily