Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, will be slowly returning to public life after a year-long battle with cancer. But fans might not see her at every event they’re hoping for. A royal expert says her return will be “staggered, ” meaning she’ll miss some events while attending others. This isn’t w
Ever wondered how technology can help fight cancer? Scientists are exploring the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and statistics to better understand and manage peritoneal metastases (PM) resulting from gastrointestinal cancers. This fascinating research aims to find new ways to analyze and tackl
Did you know that high blood pressure, also known as hypertension, doesn't affect men and women the same way? While guidelines for treating it are often similar, there are unique challenges and opportunities for women. Throughout their lives, women can face different hypertension risks and responses
Let's dive into a fascinating study about helping people with COPD feel better. Researchers wanted to see if a mix of virtual coaching and remote monitoring could make a difference over 12 weeks. They picked a group of people with stable COPD and split them into two teams. One team got this special
In many cities, managing wastewater sludge is a big challenge. It's all about finding environmentally friendly ways to deal with this waste. New rules are making it tougher to just dump it in landfills, so alternatives are needed. One option is using thermochemical technology to turn waste sludge in
Ever wondered how drug companies manage changes after their products hit the market? A recent global survey shed light on this complex process known as post-approval change management. The survey, conducted among various pharmaceutical industries, aimed to understand how companies adapt to changes w
Thailand has a problem: not enough places to treat sewage properly. This matters because it lets a tiny parasite called Opisthorchis viverrini (OV) lurk in the water and cause a serious liver cancer called cholangiocarcinoma (CCA). The government tried to fix this by making local governments build w
Nursing students face a lot of stress daily. This stress can make them sick and sometimes, even cause them to leave school. This leads to a shortfall of nurses. A special program, cognitive-behavioral skills building, is trying to fix this problem. It shows nursing students how to look after their m
Imagine you're sick and need medical help. Where you live can actually affect the type of care you get. Healthcare practices aren't always the same everywhere. Let's dive into why that is. Healthcare professionals often follow guidelines based on scientific evidence to treat patients. But how do we
Ever wondered how your favorite movies end up on the seat back in front of you during flights? Let's dive into the fascinating world of in-flight entertainment! Around 50-80% of travelers can't wait to hit play, while some passengers, like those on late-night flights from Las Vegas or kids under two
