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Marie Curie, Rosalind Elsie Franklin, Joanne Liu have saved millions of lives and changed the face of human medicine.
A nurse who didn't know anything about painting drew artistic masterpieces; others climbed a 40-meter-high crane to sleep; Some people even have sex while ... sleepwalki…
The use of hypnosis is becoming more and more popular in French hospitals. In 2015, the Curie Institute in Paris used hypnosis to surgery for a woman with breast cancer.
Different from most other majors, medical students have a minimum of 6 years of study time.
According to Health24, nurse Amanda Eller working in North Carolina (USA) recorded the difference between the lungs of healthy people and the lungs of a smoker for 20 ye…
Compliance with the 5 principles of drug use by the Ministry of Health will limit the unfortunate incidents that occur due to medical staff giving wrong medicines to pat…
Peter (England) died at the age of 13 because diabetes left a 4-letter method
A former nurse in Harlow, Essex (England), suffers from a fatty acid metabolism that makes her body unable to move and urine turning black.
This is not the first case that doctors returning from the Ebola epidemic are tested to be free from the virus.
The first person infected with Ebola outside Africa, the Spanish nurse was discharged on November 5 after a month of treatment.
Nurse Amber Vinson, the second American infected with Ebola virus, has fully recovered after several days of treatment at Emory University Hospital.
A new study has been done to answer the question of why people like Nina Pham can win Ebola death.
Nina Pham, the first nurse who has been infected with the Ebola virus in the United States, has just recovered after weeks of isolation.
A source from the Mali prime minister's office said Mali's first victim of Ebola was killed on October 24.
US media has identified the female nurse infected with the Ebola virus in Dallas, Texas, a Vietnamese woman named Nina Pham (26).