Doctors of BC and the Consultant Specialists of BC say they surveyed nearly 1,000 specialists and found that about 1.2 million patients are waiting too long to see a health expert in areas such as ...

norovirus also kills about 900 people—mostly adults 65 or older—and causes 109,000 hospitalizations, 465,000 emergency department visits and 2.7 million outpatient clinic visits each year, says the ...

first thank your lucky stars and proceed to ask one of the helpers to hold the person's ankles and the other one to hold the patient's head. Designate one person to count to three. On the count of ...

She recently published a paper examining 16 studies on the emotional experiences of people who care for loved ones with frontotemporal dementia. Empathy loss is common among people with this form of ...

Another patient, Dwight Elliott, 56, had been suffering from a mouth infection before he collapsed at home that morning. His wife called an ambulance. He said: “We’ve seen people being treated ...

Angela Terry tells PEOPLE that the Princess of Wales' stop at the hospital served as "a great message of hope" Janine Henni is a Royals Staff Writer for PEOPLE Digital, covering modern monarchies ...

I am so saddened that this is the level of care we as clinicians are being forced to provide to our patients – people who turn to the NHS and its staff when they are most vulnerable and in need.

“A lot of people are drinking alcohol more often to cope. I worry for the nursing future, I worry for our department and I worry for the patients. People are getting bad news and left to sit in ...

For years now, brain-computer interfaces (BCI) have incrementally advanced, giving people with spinal injuries ... made a major breakthrough. A pair of patients wearing a BCI was able to control ...

Princess Kate met with people undergoing treatment and staff, telling one patient about her feelings around having a chemotherapy port for treatment. According to the Daily Mail, the Princess of ...

The GPCC Person Council for patients and carers consists of a group of persons with many years of personal experiences of Swedish health care, either as patients and/or relatives/carers (or both).