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Botswana, doctors are also online with starup 'E-Consult': telemedicine in Africa
Telemedicine, online doctors in Botswana thanks to E-Consult: an entire medical consultation, from telling symptoms to prescribing a medicine and buying it, can be done online
Uniforms and pluralism: New Zealand, policewomen with the hijab veil in the most inclusive country…
New Zealand, policewomen with the hijab: a 30-year-old woman from Auckland will be the first Muslim woman to wear the veil in service
Médecins Sans Frontières MSF, new strategies at work in eleventh Ebola outbreak in DRC
The tenth Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), which struck the eastern part of the country between 2018 and early 2020, went on to become the largest in the country's history.
Lebanon, violent storm traps four elderly people in the car: saved by the blue Unifil helmets of the…
Italian Army, providential intervention of two soldiers on a mission in Lebanon: four Lebanese elders remained trapped inside their car, blocked by a violent storm in Shama.
COVID-19 in Romania: at Bucharest hospital, a robot kills the coronavirus with UV rays
COVID-19 in Romania: an autonomous robot called Victor, which kills pathogenic microorganisms including coronavirus using UV-C radiation, is fighting the coronavirus pandemic at a major hospital in Bucharest.
Defusing among first responders: how to manage the sense of guilt?
Guilt is a human feeling that must be analyzed and must be know how to manage. For a healthcare professional or an emergency first responder, feeling guilty could be risky for physical and mental health, and for the patients, too. What is…
Acid sphingomyelinase as new treatment for Gaucher disease: the progress
The treatment of acid sphingomyelinase, the new treatment for Gaucher disease type 3 and the consensus on the management of Parkinson's disease risk in subjects with Gaucher disease. These are the main news at the center of the annual…
World Anesthesia Day 2020: first of all, the wellbeing of the anesthesiologists
On 16th October 2020, the World Anesthesia Day 2020 will occur. In relation to this, the World Federation of Societies of Anesthesiologists organized a very interesting campaign to raise occupational wellbeing awareness.
Nigeria developed a rapid test for COVID-19: it provides results in less than 40 minutes
COVID-19 in Nigeria, a step forward in the fight against coronavirus of great importance. The Minister of Health Olurunimbe Mamora announced that his department has developed a rapid test for the diagnosis of COVID-19 that provides results…
COVID-19 in people with Down Syndrome: mortality up to 10 times higher. A study of the ISS
People with Down Syndrome have always been the focus of the ISS-Catholic University study that has drawn a clinical and demographic profile of these patients during COVID-19 pandemic, calculating among them levels of mortality much higher…