Can doctors refuse treatment for patients? The answer is, ‘it’s complicated’. Depending on your country of residence and the circumstances in which the decision was taken, different attitudes may prevail. In some cases, doctor can refuse patients if they are threatening violent behavior with the doctor and the staff. There could be extenuating circumstances such …
A young woman in Rhode Island came to the doctors and said that she was “blue,” and she meant it literally. Doctors analysed her physically and they were able to see the bluish coloration of her skin. When doctors drew blood from the patient’s arteries, it appeared dark blue instead of the normal bright red. A …
Scientists have designed a new capsule that can deliver Insulin orally.
A prominent political figure in Samut Prakan province, Chonsawat Asavahame, tragically passed away on Friday morning at the age of 54 from heatstroke.
This article discusses 10 financial mistakes that physicians often make. These include neglecting to budget or save, mismanaging debts, and making inappropriate investment decisions.
Road rage has become a common issue, with drivers experiencing stress and anger leading to aggressive behaviour. However, the impact of such behaviour extends beyond those in the vehicle, with the noise pollution caused by honking horns and revving engines elevating the blood pressure of individuals living near the roads.
Can doctors refuse treatment for patients? It’s complicated. Depending on your country of residence and the circumstances in which the decision was taken, different attitudes may prevail.
Health workers face violence from patients and visitors, often due to underlying mental health issues. 8-38% of health workers have experienced physical violence, while 27% have been sexually harassed. To prevent violence, doctors should establish clear rules, boundaries, and escape routes.
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects social communication and interaction, accompanied by repetitive behaviours and interests.
The air in Thailand is thick with danger, and it’s taking a toll on the health of its people. In the past week alone, a staggering 1.3 million have fallen ill, and over 200,000 have been hospitalized due to the toxic haze.
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