Articles in "health"

Breakthrough as Dogs Sniff Out Cancer Before Symptoms Even Appear

Israeli scientists are harnessing the power of dogs to sniff out cancer before symptoms even appear, Assuta Medical Centers announced on ...

Bulgarian Nurses Have Right to Protest, Says Health Minister

Ruse (BTA) - They have a right and we respect this right - this is how the Minister of Health, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Silvi Kirilov, commented on ...

Bulgarian Medicine, Surgery Are at World-Class Level, Visiting Prof. Ho-Seong Han of South Korea Says

Sofia (BTA) - Science, medicine, and surgery in Bulgaria are of a very high, world-class standard, as evidenced by the participants in the ...

Tiny Fighter: 45-Day-Old Baby Born at 655g Undergoes Complex Heart Surgery

Shymkent (Kazinform) - A baby of 45 days old weighing just one kg underwent a complicated heart surgery in the Shymkent city perinatal ...

Scientists Find Bacteria’s ‘Switchboard’ — and a New Way to Stop Infections

Offering a potential new strategy for fighting disease without relying on traditional antibiotics, scientists at the Hebrew University of ...

New Protein Modifications Could Combat Aging and Disease, Scientists Say

Offering new hope for treatments that could combat aging and disease, scientists have uncovered evolutionary insights into how certain ...

Dubai Researchers Discover New Genetic Disorder Affecting Children’s Growth

Dubai (WAM) - Scientists at Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences (MBRU), which leads the Learning and Discovery ...

Non-Invasive Blood Glucose Monitoring Bands are Dangerous, Experts Warn

(PAP) - "Non-invasive devices worn on the finger, wrist or in the form of wristbands are not currently considered medical tools for safe ...

AI Outperforms Physicians in Telemedicine, Israeli Researchers Say

Artificial intelligence-based diagnostic and treatment recommendations outperformed human physicians in an Israeli study released on ...

Cost of War: Israel Faces 100,000 Disabled Veterans by 2030

Israel reported a sharp increase in the number of wounded security personnel on Sunday morning, ahead of its first international ...