With the rebound of various infectious diseases such as dengue fever and measles in many parts of the world, health authorities are urging individuals to be vigilant about their health. The National Institute of Disease Control and Prevention (NIDC) in China has highlighted the increasing risk of importing epidemics from other countries, emphasizing the need […] Read More →

Meningitis, a severe infection characterized by the inflammation of the meninges—the protective membranes covering the brain and spinal cord—poses a significant health risk, especially in certain populations. Meningitis cases occur in children, with older adults, immunosuppressed individuals, and those in densely populated settings also at high risk. The importance of regular temperature monitoring for early […] Read More →

The conversation surrounding post-viral syndromes has been predominantly centered around COVID-19 and its long-term effects, commonly referred to as Long Covid. However, recent research from the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis reveals that influenza, much like its viral counterpart, can also lead to significant long-term health issues, dubbed “Long Flu.”  This important […] Read More →

The bacteria Streptococcus pyogenes, also known as “killer bacteria”, is causing concern due to the increase in cases and fatalities in Chile, Argentina, and Japan. This bacteria is dangerous for people with weakened immune systems, it aggravates the symptoms of influenza patients and can cause minor infections to serious and fatal complications.  According to César […] Read More →

In the Northern Hemisphere, summer travel is rapidly approaching. While it’s a season of excitement and relaxation, it also marks a time when the risk of contracting viruses is significantly higher. With people traveling from various regions and gathering in popular destinations, the spread of illnesses like norovirus and influenza is particularly prevalent. To ensure […] Read More →

In critical care, the accurate monitoring of vital signs is paramount. A Mortality rates among adult critical care patients with unusual or extreme values of vital signs and other physiological parameters: a retrospective study recently published in Acute and Critical Care by Harding, Pompei, Burmistrov and Pompei underscores the critical role that vital signs play […] Read More →

Healthcare technology is rapidly advancing and wireless connectivity is becoming increasingly vital in hospitals worldwide, including China. This case study explores the integration of wireless connectivity in temperature monitoring at Shanghai Kongjiang Hospital, a medical institution affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. The focus is on the use of the Exergen Temporal […] Read More →

Lately, there has been a noticeable uptick in the number of sore throat cases affecting both children and adults. Chief Physician Li Dong from the Beijing You’an Hospital’s Infection Comprehensive Department reports a slight increase in patients with respiratory diseases this month. These primarily involve common upper respiratory tract infections, influenza, and a very low […] Read More →

In recent weeks, India has been gripped by a severe heatwave, pushing temperatures to a staggering 50°C and beyond, marking a critical situation for the region. Such extreme temperatures, some of the highest recorded on the planet, are not just uncomfortable but deadly. The India Meteorological Department noted an unprecedented peak at 52.9°C on the […] Read More →

The landscape of healthcare has been dynamically evolving, especially in the realm of telehealth, which has seen a significant uptick in adoption over recent years. Nursing duties in hospitals have been significantly affected by this. According to the latest findings from the National Sample Survey of Registered Nurses, conducted by the Health Resources and Services […] Read More →