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Striking nurses try to unionize Henry Ford hospital in Novi, elsewhere
Dementia Doctors Share Better Brain Health Tips That You Can Start Today

Dementia Doctors Share Better Brain Health Tips That You Can Start Today

When it comes to brain health, some things are out of your control. Age is the biggest risk factor for developing dementia, according to the World Health Organization, but others such as genetics, early education, socioeconomic status, and gender...

Owner:  Hearst Family
NDC gov’t has abandoned NPP’s major investment in healthcare — Bawumia
Probe Launched into Death of Pregnant Woman at Arta Hospital

Probe Launched into Death of Pregnant Woman at Arta Hospital

Authorities have launched an investigation into the death of a 28-year-old pregnant woman at the public hospital of Arta in northwestern Greece. The woman, who was in the second month of her pregnancy and the mother of a two-year-old child, was...

Owner:  Evangelos Marinakis
From RPA to intelligent agents: Healthcare automation takes on patient outcomes

From RPA to intelligent agents: Healthcare automation takes on patient outcomes

Healthcare automation is no longer a matter of hypothetical efficiency gains — it is becoming a defining metric of patient care. Hospitals strained by rising demand are turning to intelligent systems that can interpret nuance, escalate decisions...

Owner:  John Furrier & Dave Vellante
Hospices Tap New C-Suite Executives

Hospices Tap New C-Suite Executives

A handful of hospices have recently announced changes to their c-suite executive teams. The Denver Hospices Names New President Ben Marcantonio recently became the new president of The Denver Hospice and Colorado Visiting Nurse Association (CVNA)....

Owner:  Mountaingate Capital
SBL Hospice Binga raises $32,000 for endowment
Silent flight of healthcare workers

Silent flight of healthcare workers

Postgraduate trainee doctors stage demonstration blocking Shahbagh intersection, demanding an increase in their monthly allowance. | Sony Ramani/New Age IN THE crowded wards of Dhaka’s hospitals, where young doctors juggle endless shifts for...

Owner:  Sayeed Hossain Chowdhury
With extra study, nurses will be able to prescribe medications. Here’s what to expect

With extra study, nurses will be able to prescribe medications. Here’s what to expect

Australia’s health system is one of the highest quality and most equitable in the world. Yet our rapidly ageing population, rising rates of chronic disease and poor access to doctors means patients can’t always access the medicines they need....

Owner:  The Conversation Media Group
With Extra Study, Nurses Will Be Able To Prescribe Medications

With Extra Study, Nurses Will Be Able To Prescribe Medications

Australia’s health system is one of the highest quality and most equitable in the world. Yet our rapidly ageing population, rising rates of chronic disease and poor access to doctors means patients can’t always access the medicines they need....

Owner:  The National Tribune Australia
EEOC sues Colorado hospital, alleges age discrimination, retaliation

EEOC sues Colorado hospital, alleges age discrimination, retaliation

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has sued Montrose (Colo.) Memorial Hospital, doing business as Montrose Regional Health, for alleged age discrimination and retaliation. The EEOC filed the lawsuit Sept. 30, nearly a decade after it...

Owner:  Jessica Cole
Ohio Nurses Association slams Trump and GOP for shutdown, warns of healthcare impact

Ohio Nurses Association slams Trump and GOP for shutdown, warns of healthcare impact

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — As the government shutdown begins, The Ohio Nurses Association: A Union of Nurses and Health Professionals (ONA), has condemned the actions of President Trump and Republican leaders in Congress, accusing them of...

Owner:  Smith Family
Health systems scramble to discharge hospital-at-home patients

Health systems scramble to discharge hospital-at-home patients

Health systems have had to scramble to discharge or move their hospital-at-home patients as CMS reimbursement for the program lapsed with the federal government shutdown. Healthcare organizations approved for the CMS waiver to provide acute...

Owner:  Jessica Cole
Montana Nurses Association blasts government shutdown

Montana Nurses Association blasts government shutdown

Vicky Byrd As of midnight, the federal government has officially shut down. The Montana Nurses Association (MNA) condemns the political dysfunction that led to this crisis and calls attention to the devastating consequences for Montana’s...

Owner:  Martin Kidston
Northwell’s Glen Cove Hospital receives nursing award with distinction

Northwell’s Glen Cove Hospital receives nursing award with distinction

Glen Cove Hospital administration, including Theresa Dillman (Far R.), Kerri Scanlon (Third from L.), and Tameka Wallace (Second from L.) celebrate the facility’s recognition from the American Nurses Credentialing Center. Northwell Health...

Owner:  Victoria & Joshua Schneps
Shutdown to have ‘devastating consequences,’ Montana nurses say

Shutdown to have ‘devastating consequences,’ Montana nurses say

The Montana Nurses Association said the failure to extend subsidies through the Affordable Care Act and protect funding for Medicaid in the federal shutdown will have “devastating consequences” for families and communities in the state. “When the...

Owner:  States Newsroom Network
President Khurelsukh Visits the Central Military Hospital

President Khurelsukh Visits the Central Military Hospital

Ulaanbaatar, October 1, 2025 /MONTSAME/.​​ President of Mongolia and the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Mongolia, Khurelsukh Ukhnaa, paid a working visit to the Central Military Hospital, Mongolia's oldest medical institution, on...

Owner:  Mongolian Government
Treating recurrent C difficile cases cost hospital millions, study finds
First Treatment that Slows Huntington's Disease Comes after Years of Heartbreak

First Treatment that Slows Huntington's Disease Comes after Years of Heartbreak

Every week neurologist Victor Sung sees people with Huntington’s disease, a rare and devastating neurodegenerative disorder, at his clinic at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. But last Wednesday was a day unlike any other. “I cried with...

Owner:  Holtzbrinck Family
'An extraordinary team effort.' Doctors speak on treating victims of mass shooting & fire at church

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