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The coalition’s written plea for help in the face of often violent health xenophobia is published here, since neither the minister nor the Gauteng health MEC has responded.

On today’s episode of The Confluence: A report published today found that opioid overdose deaths in Pennsylvania counties were reduced after University of Pittsburgh researchers implemented new community-focused strategies, coordinating new and existing efforts. We speak with senior author Janice Pringle, who’s a professor of pharmacy and therapeutics and director of the Program Evaluation and Research Unit (PERU) at the Pitt School of Pharmacy. (0:00 - 7:05) The National Hockey League deadl...

British researchers are developing a novel technology based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) that will pick donor organs for transplant on a much better level than humans, the media reported.The new technology known as OrQA -- Organ Quality ...

At the moment, surgeons must examine donor organs and assess whether they think they are of a good enough quality.

Artificial intelligence (AI) can pick donor organs for transplant with much greater accuracy than humans, experts have said.

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Therma Bright Inc (TSX-V:THRM, OTC:TBRIF) said its partner Inretio Inc, a leading Israeli medical device startup developing a novel clot removal device for...

The Vision for Alternative Development (VALD-Ghana) together with the Ghana NCD Alliance and its partners have called on the government to swiftly pass the Excise Duty Amendment Bill in order to avert tobacco, Alcohol, and Sugar related Diseases and Deaths. The civil society organizations pointed out that the debate over…

A soldier in World War ll, an outstanding biochemist and a ‘lovely man’ – Alun Evans, Professor Emeritus, Centre for Public Health, Queen’s University,

Summer School in January marked the first back-to-campus iteration of UCT’s famed festival of learning since COVID-19 lockdown. And attendees were delighted.