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Oct
02

The GSK Pharmaceutical Scandal in China

The UK drug company GSK is still under investigation of illegally bribing hospitals and doctors in China in order to increase sales.

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Oct
01

When Disease Doesn’t Respond to Antibiotics

A new report from the Centers for Disease Control serves as an important reminder that in the United States and abroad, antibiotic-resistant bacteria is a threat to health.

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Sep
30

Informing Patients About Care Via the American Medical Association

Recent work from the American Medical Association aims to enroll patients in online insurance marketplaces, while opposing the Independent Payment Advisory Board.

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Sep
27

Scientists Measure Brain Development in a Lab-Grown Mini Brain

Neurologists push brain development research to another level after creating and successfully growing a human brain in a laboratory.

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Sep
26

Study Shows Womb Cancer Linked to Weight and Exercise

A new study compiled by researchers at London’s Imperial College, indicates a strong correlation between a woman’s weight, her level of physical…

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Sep
25

The Benefits of Anti-smoking Campaigns

In a world where every opinion has at least a handful of contrary views, there is now a remarkable degree of consensus with regard to smoking. That is, it is simply very bad for you. Even those few organisations and people that remain pro-smoking make their case largely on the grounds that it is a freedom of choice issue and that, in effect, you have the right to condemn yourself to the…

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Sep
24

Preventing Disease in India with Better Toilets

In April 2010, the United Nations reported that people in India had an easier time accessing a mobile phone than they did accessing proper sanitation services. That U.N. study, entitled ‘Economic Impact of Inadequate Sanitation in India,’ showed that a lack of hygienic toilet facilities and other adequate sanitation was leading to costly health problems, serious illness and even death…

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Sep
23

A New Start for Nursing in England

The recent national concern regarding the operation of the Health Service in England is producing a range of reform and fresh starts for health care. The most significant of changes to come about will affect the current operating systems of both wards and operating theatres. Furthermore, the nursing profession, which is of course at the very heart of care is also coming under scrutiny…

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Sep
20

Oman’s Medical and Insurance Industry Show Big Growth

At the beginning of this month, Oman reported gross insurance premium rises of more than 13 percent during the first half of 2013. According to numbers from the Capital Market Authority, gross written insurance premiums had grown to OMR202.4…

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Sep
19

Restoring Belief in the National Health Service

Recent events have resulted in public concern regarding the quality of care provided within the hospitals of Britain’s National Health Service. Now, the body tasked with setting standards for clinical management (the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence – NIHCE) has highlighted another failing which it estimates could be leading to some 12,000 avoidable deaths each year. By effectively…

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