Press Review – Feb. 18, 2016 U.S. hospital pays $17,000 ransom after hackers lock staff out of electronic systemsHospital reverts to using landlines and faxes during crisis but insists patients were unaffected Newfoundland health authority further delays elective surgeries due to stained equipment Robotic X-ray may herald new era in diagnostic imaging, says analyst Siemens Healthcare device would allow X-ray devices to compete with more advanced imaging modalities such as ultrasound and computed tomography (CT) scanners U.K.: Health secretary to impose new contract; numbers of doctors applying to work abroad surge 1000% Alberta pharmacies to distribute free naloxone kits Initiative to stop overdoses part of fight against fentanyl abuse. Neurology 101: Social illness isn't always obvious Serious illness isn't always obvious Physician burnout on the rise Treatments of yore: Bizarre medical procedures of the Victorian era Bizarre medical procedures of the Victorian era Airstrikes hit four Syrian hospitals in a single day One supported by Medicins sans frontieres provided care to a population of 50,000 First Previous 461 462 463 464 465 Next Last
