India, a quarter of New Delhi population has COVID-19 antibodies
A study found that a quarter of 29 mln people in New Delhi developed COVID-19 antibodies. It was the government to commission this research.
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Case report: a jaw pain revealed to be a tetanus infection caused by a forearm wound
Nowadays tetanus can be considered an outdated disease, since, thanks to the vaccine, doesn't kill like before. However, there still are unvaccinated people who are at risk. Today we will analyze a case report of an elderly man who came to…
Coronavirus in Japan, a robot emits anti-COVID UV rays on public transport means
COVID-19 and UV rays. The University of Okayama realized a robot able to emit ultraviolet (UV) rays inside public transport means.
Paramedic uses Google Live Transcribe to communicate with leapreading patients, when wearing the…
A UK-based paramedic twitted that he started to use Google Live Transcribe to communicate with patients who are not able to understand a word behind the facemask. This is a big issue for many first responders, indeed.
Water crisis worldwide: what issues could water disruption take to?
Summer is hitting many countries worldwide. Many are suffering floods and disasters, while other water crisis and disruption. What are the problems caused by water disruption or water crisis?
Tracheostomy during intubation in COVID-19 patients: a survey on current clinical practice
Healthcare services experienced unexpected requests, lately. COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic changed the way of acting. Every operation became harder than before. Researchers in the UK conducted a survey on the current clinical practice of…
WHO and UNICEF: fewer children have access to life-saving vaccines worldwide due to the pandemic
The World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF warned of an alarming decline in the number of children receiving life-saving vaccines around the world because of COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Senegalese Red Cross searches for ambulances, the appeal of the Comite Departemental de Pikine
Senegalese Red Cross is looking for ambulances for the Comite Departemental de Pikine, led by the Regional Committee of Dakar. The official request arrived at our email address from the leader of the programme "SANTE POUR TOUS" yesterday.
Coronavirus worldwide: over 13 million confirmed cases of COVID-19. Top 3 with US, Brazil and India
Coronavirus worldwide, around 7 million cases only in the US and Brazil. More than 28,000 cases were recorded in India, though. India counts about 906,000 sick people and remains the third most infected country.
Does Uganda have an EMS? A study discusses the ambulance equipment and trained professionals lack
The Makerere University, School of Public Health carried out a specific survey on the state of EMS and acute health facility care in Uganda. They found out that at the sub-national level, there mainly was a lack of ambulance equipment, like…