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Is Closing the CDC's STD Lab a Risk to Public Health?
Care Is Closing the CDC's STD Lab a Risk to Public Health?

Faisal Zain is a healthcare expert specializing in medical technology. He has extensive experience in the manufacturing of medical devices used for diagnostics and treatment, driving innovation in the field. David Wainson engages him in a discussion about the recent closure of the CDC's STD

Hospital Staffing Practices Linked to Rise in Pressure Ulcers
Care Hospital Staffing Practices Linked to Rise in Pressure Ulcers

A recent study published in JAMA Network Open investigates the significant implications of hospital staffing practices on patient safety, particularly focusing on the use of agency nurses and overtime shifts for in-house nurses. Researchers from George Washington University, in collaboration with

Dialogue Health Technologies Achieves Top Accreditation for Virtual Care
Care Dialogue Health Technologies Achieves Top Accreditation for Virtual Care

Dialogue Health Technologies Inc., the premier virtual healthcare provider based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, has achieved a significant milestone. It has become the only virtual care provider to receive Accreditation with Exemplary Standing from Accreditation Canada. This prestigious accreditation

Understanding and Addressing the Long-Term Impact of Long COVID
Care Understanding and Addressing the Long-Term Impact of Long COVID

Long COVID continues to be a significant public health challenge months or even years after the initial infection. Millions of individuals wrestle with an array of symptoms, making everyday tasks a struggle. This article delves into the multifaceted nature of Long COVID, its symptoms, affected

Lon Enzyme Promotes Nutrient Recycling in Dead E. coli Bacteria
Care Lon Enzyme Promotes Nutrient Recycling in Dead E. coli Bacteria

Researchers have recently uncovered a fascinating aspect of bacterial life: the discovery of a protein-degrading enzyme in Escherichia coli (E. coli) bacteria that becomes active postmortem. This enzyme, known as Lon protease, plays a crucial role after the bacterial cells die, triggering a vital

Automation Urgently Needed for Fair Distribution of PBS Safety Net Benefits
Care Automation Urgently Needed for Fair Distribution of PBS Safety Net Benefits

In 2024, nearly 500,000 Australians—specifically 495,865 individuals—who were eligible for Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) Safety Net benefits failed to receive them due to an outdated paper-based tracking system. These individuals paid full price for essential medications, missing out on sig

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