Most big collections have only a fraction of their items on display, with the rest locked away in storage. But not at the new ...

A new study from The Changing Markets Foundation shows that most infant formula claims, such as preventing allergies or promoting better sleep, are not actually based on scientific evidence, but are ...

This study setting was one of the most populous capital cities in an economically advanced province. It covered different levels of hospitals to give findings representable of the overall hospital ...

Being tall may increase the risk of blood clots in the leg veins or lungs in both men and women, according to a new Swedish study that examined government health records of nearly 3 million people.

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Study identifies 229 deaths linked to prone restraint. Deaths can involve loss of circulation and ventilation. A disproportionate number of fatalities involve Black people. “I can’t breathe.” ...

The answer lies in how physicians trained in family medicine practise today, according to a new study based on 30 years of Ontario Health Insurance Plan billing data. Nearly 40 per cent of the ...

Wallpaper is one way to add character to your space. A good wallpaper makes all the difference in giving personality to a space, establishing a distinct visual narrative.(Shutterstock) In an ...

The purpose of the present experiment was to study the effect of such difficult patients’ behaviours ... Interestingly, the confrontation with difficult patients does however not cause the doctor to ...

For a bigger impact, she said, “Consider a floral accent chair, a printed rug, or even wallpaper with soft, nature-inspired patterns. Pastel florals in shades of blush, sage, or lavender create ...

In the invitation from Praise-U, coordinator Professor Dr Hein Van Poppel said Praise-U was initially intended to cover only five European pilot sites in Ireland, Lithuania, Poland and two in Spain, ...

Artificial intelligence tools can assist emergency room physicians in accurately predicting disease, but only for patients with typical symptoms, West Virginia University scientists have found.