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elpais.com • Health • Spain
After a 15-year delay, Spain is finally establishing a State Agency for Public Health to strengthen its response to health crises and improve population health.
elpais.com • Politics • Spain
Spain's Congress rejected a bill to create a state public health agency, with opposition parties PP, Vox, and Junts Per Catalunya unexpectedly uniting against it.
elpais.com • Politics • Spain
Thousands of Spanish doctors protested in Madrid against a new draft healthcare statute, citing concerns about working conditions, pay, and the lack of physician staffing.
rbc.ua • Corruption • Ukraine
A survey reveals that corruption in Ukraine is most prevalent in schools, with a significant percentage of respondents reporting bribery demands from school officials and teachers.
prensa.com • Politics • Panama
Panama's new executive decree modifies the regulations for medicinal cannabis, easing some restrictions for doctors but imposing stricter requirements for patients, sparking debate among advocates.
revistaoeste.com • Finance • Brazil
Brazil's Correios postal service's failure to fund its employee health plan, Postal Saúde, has caused major hospitals to suspend services, impacting 200,000 users and potentially leading to government intervention.
smh.com.au • Politics • Australia
Thousands of junior doctors in New South Wales, Australia, are striking for better pay and working conditions, leading to hospital bed closures and elective surgery cancellations.
mudrdaubnerova.sk • Medical • Slovakia
Daubnerová Children's Clinic lists its prices for various medical services, including fitness-for-duty certificates, vaccinations, and document issuance.
bostonglobe.com • Politics • Massachusetts
Proposed budget cuts in Massachusetts, exacerbated by potential federal funding reductions under the Trump administration, threaten crucial health programs and services.
elcomercio.pe • Law • Peru
This article details the devastating effects of Peru's criminalization of abortion on women, highlighting the disproportionate impact on vulnerable populations and the role of healthcare professionals in perpetuating the issue.
irishtimes.com • Healthcare • Ireland
Irish doctors are initiating legal action against the State's handling of transgender healthcare for children, citing concerns about the risks associated with early medical treatments.
chiemgau24.de • Medicine • Germany
Doctors in Rosenheim, Germany, are debating the implementation of penalty fees for missed appointments, with varying opinions on the fairness and practicality of such a measure.
scienceshumaines.com • Medicine • World
This article explores the impact of artificial intelligence on healthcare, examining both the potential benefits and ethical concerns of using AI in medical diagnosis and treatment, while emphasizing the continued importance of human doctors.
vox.com • Law • United States
The Supreme Court case, Kennedy v. Braidwood Management, challenges the Department of Health and Human Services' authority to mandate preventative health coverage under the Affordable Care Act, potentially impacting access to crucial treatments.
news.bloombergtax.com • Crime • USA
A Florida healthcare company owner was sentenced to 18 months in prison and ordered to pay $4.3 million for tax evasion.
theepochtimes.com • Politics • United States
Congress debates the future of Medicaid, a crucial healthcare program for millions of low-income Americans, amid proposed budget cuts and differing opinions between Republicans and Democrats.
startribune.com • Labor • United States
Rochester health care union workers secured significant contract gains, including substantial wage increases and overtime limits, after a year-long negotiation process.
latercera.com • Medicine • Chile
This article discusses the challenges faced by individuals with dysautonomia in Chile, highlighting the difficulties in diagnosis, treatment, and the lack of awareness surrounding this complex condition.
latercera.com • Health • Chile
A Chilean woman's journey with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome highlights the challenges of chronic pain management and the need for improved healthcare access in the country.
web.archive.org • Genetics • United States
The article discusses how loopholes in the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) allow life, long-term care, and disability insurers to deny or increase premiums based on an individual's genetic predispositions to diseases, leading to discrimination and deterring individuals from seeking genetic testing.
techcrunch.com • Business • World
Chapter, a Medicare advisory startup with high-profile investors, secured $75 million in funding at a $1.5 billion valuation.
theage.com.au • Medicine • Australia
Australian women are sharing their experiences of delayed cancer diagnoses due to medical professionals dismissing their symptoms, highlighting a systemic issue of medical misogyny.
forbes.com • Medicine • World
This article recounts the history of MRI technology through the lens of Robert Kagan, who established one of America's first outpatient MRI centers in a repurposed McDonald's.
economictimes.indiatimes.com • Business • India
Everstone Capital is merging its healthcare portfolio companies, Translumina Therapeutics and Everlife Holdings, to create a billion-dollar entity poised for a future IPO.
theguardian.com • Law • US
The US Supreme Court heard arguments on a case challenging the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act's free preventive healthcare services.
resumaker.es • Nursing • World
This article provides a comprehensive guide on creating a compelling resume for a neonatal nurse practitioner, including a sample resume, job description, and expert tips.
odt.co.nz • Politics • New Zealand
New Zealand's government proposes a new health infrastructure plan creating 10 service delivery networks, sparking debate about a potential return to a district health board-like system.
twitchy.com • Healthcare • World
The author argues that prioritizing competence over racial diversity in nursing is crucial for patient safety and addresses concerns about government funding for diversity initiatives in healthcare.
elfinancierocr.com • Demographics • Costa Rica
Costa Rica's rapidly aging population presents significant challenges, including pension system strain, increased healthcare costs, and workforce restructuring, demanding immediate policy changes.
dailymail.co.uk • Medicine • World
A dramatic rise in autism diagnoses is not due to increased prevalence, but rather a surge in misdiagnosis driven by unreliable online methods, unqualified practitioners, and a societal need for labels.
leonoticias.com • Medicine • Spain
José Manuel Valle Folgueral, a neurosurgeon from Spain, received the Doctoralia Award 2020 for his outstanding work and innovative approach.
dailymail.co.uk • Health • UK
A woman's humorous encounter with a bat in Yorkshire takes a terrifying turn when she learns about the risk of rabies and undergoes emergency treatment.
latimes.com • Immigration • United States
Fear of deportation under the Trump administration is causing many undocumented immigrants in the US to avoid seeking necessary medical care, leading to potential health risks and a setback in healthcare access.
demorgen.be • Healthcare • Belgium
Long wait times for specialist appointments in Belgium are causing health problems to worsen and leaving patients frustrated and anxious.
medicalbuyer.co.in • Business • India
The India medical gloves market is experiencing significant growth, driven by factors such as increased hygiene awareness, government initiatives, and technological advancements.
cronicaglobal.elespanol.com • Politics • Spain
The 'Cellex case' has uncovered a conflict of interest involving Josep Tabernero's second-in-command at Grifols, raising concerns about potential ethical breaches within the healthcare sector in Catalonia.
cincodias.elpais.com • Economics • Spain
This article advocates for reforming Spain's sick leave system to improve efficiency and reduce costs while maintaining worker health protection.
businessinsider.com • Healthcare • United States
The bankruptcy of Steward Health Care exposes a cycle of hospital plundering by private equity firms, leaving communities with limited access to vital healthcare.
smh.com.au • Politics • Australia
A New South Wales MP's controversial remarks comparing abortion access to Nazi Germany have ignited a heated debate over proposed changes to the state's abortion laws, sparking protests and rallies.
nytimes.com • Politics • United States
Proposed Medicaid cuts put vulnerable Republican representatives in a difficult political position, particularly those who won their elections by narrow margins in districts with many Medicaid recipients.
irishtimes.com • Pharmaceuticals • Ireland
A survey by the Irish Pharmacy Union reveals that Irish pharmacists are facing increased workloads due to widespread medicine shortages, impacting patient care and requiring urgent systemic solutions.
nydailynews.com • Politics • USA
NYC's largest public sector union, DC 37, is retaliating against City Council members supporting a bill protecting traditional Medicare for retirees by withdrawing endorsements and donations, stemming from a conflict over Mayor Adams' Medicare Advantage plan.
dailymail.co.uk • Health • UK
A health journalist describes his three-year struggle with undiagnosed axial spondyloarthritis, highlighting the delayed diagnosis and eventual treatment with a low-cost antidepressant and a biologic drug.
corriere.it • Healthcare • Italy
AI and robotics can significantly improve Italy's healthcare system by reducing wait times, enhancing prevention, and assisting overworked healthcare professionals.
nysun.com • Politics • United States
President Trump signed an executive order aiming to lower prescription drug prices in the US by aligning them with lower prices in other countries.
theatlantic.com • Politics • USA
Proposed Medicaid work requirements, framed as promoting self-sufficiency, are criticized for their potential to disproportionately harm vulnerable populations and ultimately finance tax cuts for the wealthy.
demorgen.be • Politics • United States
Despite his conservative stance, Donald Trump's recent executive order to lower prescription drug prices aligns with left-wing policies, surprising even Bernie Sanders.
lasprovincias.es • Medicine • Spain
A woman died in Spain due to a series of medical errors resulting in an ultimately fatal misdiagnosis of a myocardial infarction, leading to a significant financial settlement for her family.
prensa.com • Tourism • Panama
Panama's government plans to reinstate medical insurance for tourists to boost the country's tourism sector and generate economic activity.
thehindu.com • Medicine • India
India has successfully validated its first indigenously developed HPV test kits, marking a significant advancement in cervical cancer screening and prevention.
theage.com.au • Politics • Australia
The 2025 Victorian budget elicits mixed reactions from residents, with some praising investments in public transport and healthcare while others express concerns about insufficient funding for social housing and economic challenges.
washingtonpost.com • Medicine • World
The suicide of a young ophthalmology resident highlights the persistent mental health challenges faced by doctors in residency programs and the urgent need for systemic change.
dailymail.co.uk • Travel • World
A British couple's Tenerife holiday turned into a costly medical emergency, highlighting the importance of comprehensive travel insurance.
thehansindia.com • Politics • India
Madhya Pradesh announces the Rah-Veer scheme, offering a Rs 25,000 reward to those who help accident victims and allocate significant funds to upgrade healthcare facilities.
thehindu.com • Politics • India
Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) in Kerala are protesting for better pay and retirement benefits, highlighting the disparity between their current earnings and the cost of living.
diariodonordeste.verdesmares.com.br • Business • Brazil
Unimed Fortaleza and M7 Soluções Financeiras launched Universo Soluções Financeiras, a fintech offering financial services to the healthcare sector in Brazil.
frontline.thehindu.com • Economics • India
India's 2025 budget insufficiently funds education and healthcare, jeopardizing the nation's demographic dividend and hindering its development into a developed country.
nzz.ch • Healthcare • Switzerland
Swiss health insurers are raising concerns about the abuse of a system allowing family members to be paid for caring for relatives, leading to inflated costs and potential fraud.
rollingstone.com • Politics • United States
Representative Mike Johnson defends the controversial Medicaid work requirements in a new Republican bill, claiming they are 'moral' despite projections that they will lead to hundreds of thousands of people losing coverage.
thehindu.com • Technology • India
Niloufer Hospital in Hyderabad launched Amruth Swasth Bharath, an AI-powered non-invasive blood testing tool providing rapid health assessments.
irishstar.com • Politics • World
Veterans groups strongly condemn the Trump administration's proposed drastic cuts to the Department of Veterans Affairs, citing concerns about jeopardizing veteran healthcare and lives.
theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada
Jane Software, a Canadian healthcare technology company, secured over $500 million in funding, boosting its valuation to $1.8 billion.
dailymail.co.uk • Medicine • England
A doctor recounts a case study highlighting flaws in the current medical training system, arguing for a shift towards preventative care and holistic patient treatment.
lemoniteurdespharmacies.fr • Politics • France
French pharmacists express growing concern over their involvement in physician-assisted dying following the National Assembly's vote on a new law.
lemoniteurdespharmacies.fr • Healthcare • France
French doctors and nurses strongly oppose expanding pharmacists' roles, citing concerns about diagnostic errors, patient safety, and a lack of comprehensive healthcare reform.
theepochtimes.com • Politics • USA
Dr. Mehmet Oz announced the discovery of $14 billion in Medicaid fraud, waste, and abuse, highlighting issues with eligibility and work requirements.
theglobeandmail.com • Politics • USA
Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" proposes sweeping tax cuts, increased border wall funding, and significant cuts to social programs, sparking controversy in Congress.
washingtonpost.com • Politics • USA
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s proposal to ban U.S. scientists from publishing in leading medical journals and create in-house publications sparks controversy and raises concerns about scientific integrity.
washingtonexaminer.com • Politics • USA
A former Planned Parenthood employee alleges that the organization prioritizes abortions over other services and misrepresents its abortion rates to the public.
rollingstone.com • Politics • USA
Donald Trump's administration is causing chaos at the Department of Veterans Affairs through policies leading to staff shortages, workspace issues, and potential mass layoffs, negatively impacting veteran care.
the-ken.com • Business • India
Loop Health, a corporate health broker in India, is disrupting the healthcare market by focusing on preventative care and bundling insurance products with wellness perks, attracting significant investment.
cnbc.com • Finance • United States
Berkshire Hathaway has further reduced its stake in DaVita, a kidney dialysis provider, due to rising costs and regulatory challenges, despite remaining its largest institutional investor.
economist.com • Health • World
Despite lower healthcare spending, France boasts significantly better health outcomes than the United States, exhibiting longer lifespans and lower rates of heart attacks, obesity, and opioid-related deaths.
dailymail.co.uk • Politics • UK
The author criticizes the Labour government's policies, arguing they incite class warfare and unfairly target the middle class, citing examples of healthcare access restrictions and VAT on school fees.
indianexpress.com • Genetics • India
The Genome India Project aims to map India's genetic diversity by sequencing 10,000 human genomes, with plans to expand to 1 million, facilitating disease research and personalized medicine.
medonet.pl • Dentistry • Poland
Poland's National Health Fund (NFZ) now covers overdenture prosthetics, but implementation details and cost variations require patient awareness.
telegraph.co.uk • Medicine • World
The article explores the potential link between psychopathic traits and success in the field of surgery, highlighting both the benefits and risks of emotional detachment in this profession.
nytimes.com • Politics • USA
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders discusses her state's ban on anti-competitive practices by pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), highlighting their negative impact on drug prices and patient access.
nytimes.com • Politics • USA
The article discusses how Republicans are using the stereotype of the lazy male video gamer to justify Medicaid cuts, echoing past strategies like the 'welfare queen' narrative.
thelocal.se • Employment • Sweden
Thousands of summer job openings remain in Sweden, particularly in healthcare and hospitality, offering opportunities for both Swedish and non-Swedish speakers.
alternatives-economiques.fr • Finance • France
A French report reveals that the French social security system's deficit stems primarily from insufficient revenue rather than excessive spending, raising concerns about long-term financial sustainability.