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Almost nine in 10 Emiratis and Arab expatriates are happy with their health.
ABU DHABI // Almost nine in 10 Emiratis and Arab expatriates are happy with their health, a study has revealed. A two-year survey of more than 5,000 adults by the Abu Dhabi Gallup Centre found… View »
Heart disease detection device developed in SA.
Acomputer-aided auscultation software program, Sensi, used along with an electronic stethoscope, is able to discern between physiological and patho- logical heart murmurs to accuracies of more than 9… View »
Patients Wait Hours at Hospital in Namibia.
OUTPATIENTS at the Katutura State Hospital in Windhoek were made to wait for hours on Tuesday to see medical staff, with one person allegedly collapsing according to other patients. When The N… View »
Study-Newborns struggle to survive.
Fewer newborn babies are dying worldwide, but progress is too slow and Africa is being left behind, said a global study led by the World Health Organisation (WHO) While investment over the las… View »
Using electronic medical records instead of paper files to improve care for diabetic patients by boosting communication.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 31 (HealthDay News) — New research suggests that using electronic medical records instead of paper files could greatly improve care for diabetic patients by boosting communication. D… View »
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