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Involved Patients Aren't Always the Healthiest, Small Study Finds
Patients who say they want to take an active role in their health care could be unhealthier in some respects than patients who prefer to let their doctors lead the way, according to new research published in the Annals of Behavioral Medicine. In a studSubmitted by StarlightRN | Published about 5 years ago | -
Tips for Savvy Medical Web Surfing
ATLANTA, Georgia (Feb. 21) -- When Mary Ryan's 4-year-old nephew, Nick, landed in the hospital with a serious infection, her brother called her in a panic. Ryan isn't a doctor. She's not a nurse. She's a librarian. Nick had cat scratch fever, and for wSubmitted by DaMomb | Published about 5 years ago | -
FDA clears Avastin for Breast Cancer
FDA clears Avastin for breast cancer By MATTHEW PERRONE, AP Business Writer Fri Feb 22, 6:30 PM ET A Genentech drug received federal approval on Friday to treat breast cancer, a surprise decision that could represent a shift in standards for asseSubmitted by vickielee1970 | Published about 5 years ago | -
Victims' Families Settle With Hospital in Serial Killer Nurse Case
TRENTON, N.J. — The families of New Jersey patients murdered by a serial killer nurse have settled a lawsuit with the hospitals where he worked, an attorney representing two of the families said Tuesday. The confidential settlement with five hospitaSubmitted by Account Removed | Published over 5 years ago | -
Strokes among middle-aged women triple
NEW ORLEANS - Strokes have tripled in recent years among middle-aged women in the U.S., an alarming trend doctors blame on the obesity epidemic. Nearly 2 percent of women ages 35 to 54 reported suffering a stroke in the most recent federal health surveSubmitted by Account Removed | Published over 5 years ago | -
Identical’ twins? Not according to their DNA
Identical twins may not be nearly as identical as once believed. Research in 2005 found that identical twins differ in how their genes express themselves. Now scientists have learned that all identical twins may actually differ genetically from theirSubmitted by Account Removed | Published over 5 years ago | -
Sunny Days Pose Risk of "Flicker Illness"
ScienceDaily (Mar. 7, 2007) — A case report published in the current issue of the journal Prehospital Emergency Care suggests that light streaming through whirling helicopter rotor blades during medical air transport can cause symptoms ranging from nausSubmitted by Account Removed | Published over 5 years ago | -
Justices Make It Tougher to Sue Medical Device Makers
In a case with huge implications for the health care-technology industry, the Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that the manufacturer of a federally approved medical device cannot be sued under state law if the device causes an injury.Submitted by JonZ | Published over 5 years ago | -
Medical Wonders: Almost Skin
Resources • Nursing Scholarships • Nursing Degree Programs • Job Search • Groups • Discussions Designers have developed pyjamas that regulate body temperature, stop itching and ensure a good night’s sleep, it has been claimed. A woman tries out the pyjamas which, it is claimed, will regulate one’s temperature and put an end to scratching in bed The nightwear, which ...Published over 5 years ago | -
Medical Wonders: The Amazing PillCam
Resources • Nursing Scholarships • Nursing Degree Programs • Job Search • Groups • Discussions Cameras the size of pills could “put eyes on tools," going into the body to detect cancer. This new device, invented at the University of Washington, has seven fiber optic cables and will be able to detect early signs of esophageal cancer. Eric Seibel, the ...Published over 5 years ago | -
Top 5 Global Health Perks, Part 5: Company Ski Chalet
h4. France: Resources • Nursing Scholarships • Nursing Degree Programs • Job Search • Groups • Discussions Cost-of-living rank (Paris): 13 Salary, BigWig (i.e., head of sales & marketing): $188,771 Salary, Underling (i.e. data-entry operator): $28,857 Projected average pay increase for 2008: 3.0% Days off: 40 Local Perk: As if the high number of days off were not enough, some French ...Published over 5 years ago | -
Top 5 Global Health Perks, Part 4: Bulletproof Car, Bodyguard
h4. Brazil Resources • Nursing Scholarships • Nursing Degree Programs • Job Search • Groups • Discussions Cost-of-living rank (Rio de Janeiro): 64 Salary, BigWig (i.e., head of sales & marketing: $208,691) Salary, Underling (i.e., data-entry operator): $11,829 Projected average pay increase for 2008: 5.0% Days off: 40 Local perk: It’s more of an essential safety precaution than a perk, but ...Published over 5 years ago | -
Top 5 Global Health Perks, Part 3: Pollution-Escape Trips
h4. Mexico: Top Five Global Health Perks • Part One: Coverage for Your Parents • Part Two: Chinese Medicine • Part Three: Pollution-Escape Trips • Part Four: Bulletproof Car & a Body Guard • Part 5: Company-Owned Ski Chalet Cost-of-living rank (Mexico City): 104 Salary, head of sales & marketing: $163,591 Salary, data-entry operator: $11,017 Projected average pay increase for 2008: ...Published over 5 years ago | -
Top 5 Global Health Perks, Part 2: Chinese Medicine
h4. Hong Kong Resources • Nursing Scholarships • Nursing Degree Programs • Job Search • Groups • Discussions Cost-of-living rank: 5 Salary, Bigwig (i.e., head of sales & marketing): $149,905 Salary, Underling (i.e. data-entry operator): $16,139 Projected average pay increase for 2008: 3.8% Days off: 26 Local perk: In recent years, Hong Kong workers have been asking for traditional Chinese medicine ...Published over 5 years ago | -
Top 5 Global Health Perks, Part 1: Coverage for Your Parents
h4. India Resources • NursingLink Scholarships • Nursing Degree Programs • Job Search • Groups • Discussions Cost-of-living rank (Bangalore): 134 Salary, BigWig (i.e., head of sales & marketing): $56,171 Salary, Underling (i.e., data-entry operator): $1,913 Projected average pay increase for 2008: 14.1% Days off: 31 Local perk: CEOs might grumble about rising health-care costs for U.S. workers. But at least ...Published over 5 years ago | -
Top 5 Global Health Perks: Are They Dreaming?
Resources • Nursing Scholarships • Nursing Degree Programs • Job Search • Groups • Discussions In America, employees generally want perks - like health coverage for their family - and assume that basics like that will be covered by their employer. If they're in the top companies, extra benefits like free onsite company gyms, free food in employee cafeterias, or ...Published over 5 years ago | -
PARENTAL ALERT! Choking Game Killing Kids
ATLANTA (Feb. 14) - At least 82 youths have died from the so-called "choking game," according to the first government count of fatalities from the tragic fad. In the game, children use dog leashes or bungee cords wrapped around their necks or other meaSubmitted by DaMomb | Published over 5 years ago | -
How to Be a Registered Nurse
A Registered Nurse (RN) is a nurse who completes a course of study and passes the examinations to obtain a license and register as a nurse. You’ll find many RNs in hospitals throughout the world, and the need for RNs still continues. Read on to know more about registered nursing, and how to become a registered nurse. What Does An RN ...Published over 1 year ago | -
Overcrowding threatens emergency care, MD says
The patient was in a back hallway of the emergency ward at Royal Columbian Hospital, out of sight from staff at the nursing station, when she went into severe respiratory distress yesterday.Submitted by JonZ | Published over 5 years ago | -
What To Do About Nursing's Reputation?
Media stories about "killer infections, starving patients, and overstretched wards" suggest the profession has lost its way. But in a new series of articles on The State of Nursing, Alison Whyte calls on nursing staff to insist on the best for patients, aSubmitted by JonZ | Published over 5 years ago |








