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Case Study: Kirsten de Groot and Noek de Groot
“As a parent of Noek, a 7-year-old girl with multiple disabilities, including both physical and cognitive challenges, taking care of her health and monitoring her condition is an essential part of our daily life. Noek is medically fragile, with a heart defect and a chromosomal abnormality, and requires constant care. While she is generally in […]
Read More →Case Study: Connie van Creij and Loa van Creij
“My name is Connie van Creij, mother of Ebba and proud grandmother of Loa, my first grandchild who is 18 months old. As a babysitting grandmother, I find it important to take good care of Loa, especially when she is sick. That is why I chose the Exergen Temporal Artery Thermometer to measure her body […]
Read More →The XEC Covid Variant: What You Need to Know and Why Monitoring Your Health is Crucial
A new Covid variant, XEC, has emerged and is starting to spread rapidly across Europe, raising concerns among health experts. Scientists have identified XEC as a sublineage of the Omicron variant, and it is showing signs of being more contagious than earlier strains. As this variant becomes more prevalent, it’s essential to stay informed about […]
Read More →Press Coverage: Exergen’s TAT-2000C was recently reviewed by Hospitais Brasil, No More Difficulties When Measuring your Child’s Fever!
Hospitals Brasil is dedicated to giving healthcare professionals up-to-date news and information for health professionals from all over the country. Read the full article below. Hospitais Brasil Magazine: No More Difficulties When Measuring your Child’s Fever! Solution designed for parents who need quick and reliable answers in a non-invasive way arrives in Brazil. Anyone […]
Read More →Longer Duration of Symptoms: Why Checking Your Temperature Twice Daily is Crucial During Prolonged Respiratory Illnesses
In recent times, many people have noticed that respiratory illnesses, such as the flu, common colds, and viral coughs, seem to be lingering longer than usual. According to medical specialists, this observation is not just anecdotal; hospitals and clinics have seen a marked increase in patients dealing with persistent symptoms of respiratory infections. The illnesses, […]
Read More →Monitoring Body Temperature: A Key Strategy in the Fight Against Rising Respiratory Infections
As cases of Rhinovirus and COVID-19 continue to rise across the country, the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz) reports a concerning increase in hospitalizations for severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), particularly in Goiás, Bahia, Paraíba, Sergipe, and São Paulo. The InfoGripe Bulletin, released by Fiocruz, highlights the urgency of this issue, especially in children and adolescents […]
Read More →Increase in Severe Respiratory Disease Cases Across Brazil: Protecting Children and the Elderly
Brazil is facing a significant rise in severe respiratory diseases, with an alarming number of cases affecting children, the elderly, and individuals with fragile health. At least five states—São Paulo, Bahia, Goiás, Paraíba, and Sergipe—have reported a sharp increase in severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS). This illness often requires hospitalization or intensive care due to […]
Read More →Preparing for the Silver Tsunami: Why Monitoring Health is More Crucial Than Ever
As healthcare systems in the United States prepare to face the “silver tsunami”—the wave of aging Baby Boomers set to increase demand for medical services—the need for individuals to take greater responsibility for their own health becomes more critical. With around 10,000 Americans turning 65 each day and becoming eligible for Medicare, health systems are […]
Read More →Understanding Virus Season and the Importance of Monitoring Body Temperature: 3 Factors to Consider
As we approach the 2024-25 respiratory virus season in the Northern Hemisphere, health experts have started to outline what we can expect. According to a recent report from the CDC, there is an 80% chance that the peak hospitalization rates from COVID-19, influenza, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) will be similar to or lower than […]
Read More →Gen Z: What Healthcare Leaders Can Learn from Them
The healthcare industry has been slow to change the way they approach healthcare. It is currently undergoing a digital transformation from treating the sick to embracing wellness and it is being fueled by Gen Z. Born between 1997 and 2012, Gen Z are digital natives and make up about 20% of the US and 25% […]
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