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For prison employees, its on par to being in a war zone
Prison employees experience Post‐Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) on par with Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans and higher than police officers, a small study from a...
Low carb diet improves artery flexibility in women
While men may lose more weight on low-carb diets, women see better improvements in artery flexibility, found a small University of Missouri/strong> study....
Proposed 'pay as you go' compensation system badly flawed, argue experts
Draft legislation for a "pay as you go" system to compensate victims of state medical negligence are badly framed and will force patients back to...
Discrimination hampering global effort to tackle HIV epidemic
Discrimination against vulnerable and marginalised communities is seriously hampering the global effort to tackle the HIV epidemic according to a report by the Global...
Physicians at small practices have considerably lower levels of burnout
Physicians who work in small, independent primary care practices – also known as SIPs – report dramatically lower levels of burnout than the US...
Motsoaledi: 'No caring state should leave such inequality unattended'
Critics of the National Health Insurance plan are "hardliners, driven by their desire to defend and perpetuate their own positions of huge benefit and...
Eating oranges may protect against macular degeneration, finds 15-year study
An Australian study over 15-years suggests an independent and protective association between dietary intake of flavonoids and the likelihood of age-related macular degeneration (AMD),...
'Dangerous complacency' risks resurgence of HIV pandemic — Lancet Commission
A ‘dangerous complacency’ in response to the global HIV pandemic is risking a resurgence of the disease, found theLancet Commission, led by the International...
Landmark suit against Monsanto over cancer allegations
A landmark suit against Monsanto about the alleged cancer risks of the company’s popular weedkiller, Roundup, has started in San Francisco. Thousands have brought...
Commentary on causal link between herpes and Alzheimer's
The first strong population evidence for a causal link between herpes virus infection (HSV1) and Alzheimer's disease, from a recent groundbreaking Taiwanese study, is...