New York Times |
The Benefits of Opioids
New York Times This article is part of the Opinion Today newsletter. You can sign up here to receive the newsletter each weekday. About 100 million Americans — or nearly one out of every three — suffers from chronic pain. For a good number of them, the pain is ... Opioids No Better Than Other Meds at Treating Pain |
The Guardian |
Sir John Sulston, pioneering genome scientist, dies aged 75
The Guardian Sir John Sulston, leader of the UK effort to sequence the human genome, has died at the age of 75. Photograph: Greenj Johnny Green/PA. The pioneering geneticist, Sir John Sulston, has died, the Sanger Institute has confirmed. The scientist played a ... Human genome pioneer dies Saudi Arabia signs deal to buy 48 Typhoon jets from UK |
Channel3000.com - WISC-TV3 |
Federal agency finds Meriter failed to act after first report of NICU abuse in April 2017
Channel3000.com - WISC-TV3 MADISON, Wis - UnityPoint Health-Meriter did not do enough to protect patients and prevent suspected abuse in the Newborn Intensive Care Unit, a federal investigation finds. The hospital in Madison is facing termination of payments for services after ... |
USA TODAY |
Cardiologist away? Then you might be more likely to survive a heart attack, study suggests
USA TODAY Cardiologists used to worry their patients would suffer when they left to attend professional conferences. Now, a new Harvard study suggests doctors should worry more when they're on the job. The study, published Friday in the Journal of the American ... When the doctor's away Fewer heart attack patients die when top cardiologists are away at conferences, study finds |
Science Magazine |
Trump Is Putting Us on Course for a Global Health Disaster
Slate Magazine By refusing to invest in proven programs and focusing on divisive rhetoric, the president is undermining our nascent global health partnerships. By Patrick Adams and Cameron Nutt. March 09, 20189:00 AM. Tweet · Share · Comment. Illustration: A foot ... New vaccines research aims to tackle Ebola, Plague and Zika |