Health Crisis
The Increasing Cost of Medical Schools Is a Big Contributing Factor to Doctor Shortages
It is no secret that medical school is expensive. In fact, did you know that the average medical student pays about $49,842 every year just to study medicine? Although …
Nursing Crisis: Burned Out Nurses Have a Higher Rate of Mental Illness
Imagine being a nurse, working long hours, and having a high patient load. It is easy to see how you can become stressed, burned out, and perhaps even depressed. …
More Online Nursing Degrees Are Being Offered to Meet the Acute Shortage of Nurses
Nursing is a rapidly growing profession and a promising career pathway in the US, but there is an acute shortage of competent nurses throughout the country. The rapidly aging …
Acute Shortage Of Nurses In The US Is Affecting The Quality Of Health Care
Healthcare facilities across the nation are facing difficulties filling open nursing positions. Reports from both the US Department of Health and Human Services and the American Nurses Association predict …
The World Could Be on the Verge of a Global Measles Epidemic According to the WHO
The Covid-19 health crisis led to long delays in measles vaccination campaigns, destabilizing global vaccination coverage and putting millions of children at risk. As a direct result, reported cases …
Research on Mice Shows Correlation between Sepsis and Psychiatric Disturbances
With the increase in population and industrialization, the environment gets contaminated from the release of harmful wastes into the atmosphere, disruption of the natural habitats, and increase in the …
University of Michigan Scientists Use Sound Waves to Treat Previously Inoperable Liver Cancer
Liver cancer is the third leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide. In 2020, approximately 830,180 people died of liver cancer worldwide. The American cancer society, ACS, estimates that in …
New Research Gives Insights into Better Therapeutic Strategies for Spinal Cord Injuries
Data from the National Spinal Cord Injury Association posits that about 450,000 Americans are struggling with spinal cord injury (SCI)-related disabilities. Several other organizations estimate 250,000 persons; a conservative …