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Patients Are Suing Over Alleged Side Effects of Weight-Loss Drugs

Barber's experience with Ozempic led to severe health issues, including gastroparesis, raising concerns about the drug's long-term effects.

Germany's health care system has a language problem DW 11/03/2024

Language barriers significantly hinder access to healthcare for immigrants in Germany.
Many healthcare providers lack awareness of interpreting services for non-German speaking patients.

The scientist who tested his revolutionary medicine on his own brain cancer: It seemed worth it to give it a crack'

Richard Scolyer, a prominent pathologist, received a terminal brain cancer diagnosis, shifting his perspective on life, but he remains optimistic.

Pepon Osorio, the artist who seeks to redefine convalescence for minorities in the United States

Pepon Osorio's exhibition 'Convalescence' addresses healthcare inequity and the overlooked experiences of marginalized communities.

A Surgeon's View: Navigating Healthcare as a Family Member

Empathy and emotional support are critical in healthcare
The emotional burden felt by patients and their families is significant
Healthcare providers with emotional intelligence can help build resilience in healthcare environments

Psychosis Has Been Described as Temporary Insanity

Psychosis is a complex symptom central to various psychiatric disorders and involves a significant breakdown in reality testing.

Patients Are Suing Over Alleged Side Effects of Weight-Loss Drugs

Barber's experience with Ozempic led to severe health issues, including gastroparesis, raising concerns about the drug's long-term effects.

Germany's health care system has a language problem DW 11/03/2024

Language barriers significantly hinder access to healthcare for immigrants in Germany.
Many healthcare providers lack awareness of interpreting services for non-German speaking patients.

The scientist who tested his revolutionary medicine on his own brain cancer: It seemed worth it to give it a crack'

Richard Scolyer, a prominent pathologist, received a terminal brain cancer diagnosis, shifting his perspective on life, but he remains optimistic.

Pepon Osorio, the artist who seeks to redefine convalescence for minorities in the United States

Pepon Osorio's exhibition 'Convalescence' addresses healthcare inequity and the overlooked experiences of marginalized communities.

A Surgeon's View: Navigating Healthcare as a Family Member

Empathy and emotional support are critical in healthcare
The emotional burden felt by patients and their families is significant
Healthcare providers with emotional intelligence can help build resilience in healthcare environments

Psychosis Has Been Described as Temporary Insanity

Psychosis is a complex symptom central to various psychiatric disorders and involves a significant breakdown in reality testing.
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27 Doctors Who Ditched All Bedside Manner And Acted Wildly Out-Of-Pocket Instead

Patients often encounter unprofessional comments from doctors that can shock or offend.

Fewer births may force London maternity services to close

Ensuring equal access to high quality and safe services for pregnant people in North Central London is a priority.
Positive patient experience is also important in providing healthcare services for pregnant individuals.

75% of Americans think they understand their health better than doctors

Many Americans trust social media and health care websites for health advice more than medical professionals.
Americans are increasingly turning to AI, such as ChatGPT, for medical diagnoses and symptom research.

Hospitals Should Be Redesigned to Improve Care

Hospitals are often poorly designed, creating a negative and anxiety-inducing experience for patients and staff.
Improving hospital design can enhance privacy, reduce noise, and create a more peaceful and restful environment.

How safe is your hospital? Most in South Florida saw a decline in patient safety ratings

Six hospitals in South Florida received a 'D' grade for patient safety, while only four hospitals earned an 'A' rating.
Florida is one of three states with the most significant decreases in patient experience scores.
Nationally, hospitals scored worse on measures like nurse and doctor communication due to workforce shortages.
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