If you were investigating health care recently, you might come to the conclusion that it’s never been worse. Wait times are massive and there isn’t enough beds to go around. Hospitals seem to be totally understaffed and every week a new report emerges about a superbug sweeping practices. Continue reading
Discussion of age demographics tend to circulate more around millennials above all others, while “Baby Boomers” and older groups almost seem to get swept under the rug. This ignorance of our senior population is unfortunate, especially considering their growing makeup of the US population. Continue reading
It is important to choose the right enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) kit before deciding to use it. This will help you to avoid some of the common mistakes that people make. You should look for a kit that guarantees the best result. It should be acceptable in the medicine world, tested and proven, as well as available all the time. Continue reading
Parkinson’s is a chronic disease that gets worse as time goes on, impacting the way people move and their balance. It plagues about one million Americans. New and innovative treatment options are coming to light that can make it easier to handle the disease. Continue reading
Preparations for medical school are no joke. In order to simply prepare (and be a competitive candidate) you need a strong academic background in biology and chemistry as well as supplementary courses such as psychology, physics, environmental health, etc. Performing … Continue reading
Scottish undergraduate students from Abertay University and scientists from the University of St. Andrews have teamed up to develop a video game that could put the cure to tuberculosis at your fingertips. Their recently developed game, Project Sanitarium, invites its … Continue reading