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Overview A new study suggests that the survivors of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York City on September 11, 2001 and first-resp...
Michio Hirano who has offered to treat terminally ill Charlie Gard has attended a meeting at Great Ormond Street Hospital to decide whether he should tr...
Overview Further health budget cuts could result in more dirty needles being discarded on Britain’s streets, pharmacists have warned.The King’s Fund...
That’s among the findings of a study by Stanford University researchers using step-counters installed in most smartphones to track the walking activit...
Guest: Kylie Ward Presenter: Henry Acosta Guest Bio: Adjunct Professor Kylie Ward has had a successful and celebrated career as a Nursing Leader and Hea...
Guest: Genevieve Nolan Presenter: Henry Acosta Guest Bio: Gen has worked at MOVE since September 2011 in the role of Programs Manager, Policy, Informati...
Overview A new device developed in Melbourne that is like a "fit bit for the brain" has the potential to predict and prevent epileptic seizures, scienti...
Guest: Jon Michaeli Presenter: Neal Howard Guest Bio: Jon Michaeli, EVP Marketing and Business Development for Medisafe, is responsible for consumer gro...
Overview More than fifty thousand people in the UK are alive today because of organ transplantation, new data suggests.The NHS added that it marks the f...
Food and Drug Administration has approved the first drug in nearly 20 years for sickle cell. Learn more on Health Professional Radio.