Nurses are the largest group of healthcare professionals worldwide, yet their numbers still do not keep pace with the demands placed on health systems. According to the World
Medicine does not stay still. Neither should the people who practise it. Every year, clinical guidelines are revised, new drugs are approved, diagnostic technologies evolve, and public health
Medical tourism in India is no longer a quiet alternative for patients seeking affordable healthcare abroad. It is becoming one of the world’s most visible destinations for medical
Oral rabies vaccination in India is emerging as an important strategy for controlling dog-mediated rabies and reducing preventable human deaths. Despite the availability of effective vaccines, rabies continues
Academic article retraction mainly results from inadvertent errors or mistakes, non-replicable findings, research misconduct, and redundant or duplicate publications. In 2020. The most common reason for retracting biological
In 2006 the Dutch burns foundation invited patients to help set their research agenda. It learnt that the group’s main concern was itching, which wasn’t a research priority
Even when publishers, authors, and universities are willing to restrict ties to the industry, evidence indicates that they struggle to identify funding sources because tobacco companies have funded
Predatory journals and publishers are entities that prioritise self-interest at the expense of scholarship and are characterised by false or misleading information, deviation form best editorial and publication
Dr Devi Prasad Shetty states that healthcare in the future will be delivered to the global population on a mobile phone on the move and not in hospitals
Hold your fire. People with woodburning stoves in their homes have very high exposure to PM2.5, which can peak at 195.83 microgram/m3, Sheffield University researchers found. WHO recommends
