Like so many shiny-eyed new teachers, Ed began his career amid high hopes. He was going to be a gamechanger, his bosses thought; a breath of fresh air, capable of engaging even kids at risk of dropping out. Ed had been trained not only to tailor lessons to each child’s individual needs, but patiently to … Read more
The Israeli military said it had killed five Palestinian fighters inside a mosque in the West Bank city of Tulkarm, in the midst of one of the largest assaults on the occupied territory for months. The overall toll of 16 Palestinians killed in less than two days would make it the deadliest Israeli operation in … Read more
Hyderabad: Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy of the Telangana High Court asked the director and medical superintendent of Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) and others not to finalise tenders issued for license of pharmacy shops in their premises. The judge was dealing with a writ plea filed by medical shops inside the hospital premises, G.P. … Read more
A deafening fire alarm is going off. Bolton locals want to know what that dreadful noise is all about. They pause their shopping and start to crowd around the town hall in the rain, only for Gemma Arterton to appear out of the fire exit, fingers in ears, wearing a blond wig under a baker … Read more
The American Telemedicine Association and ATA Action in a letter to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services seeks to preserve pandemic-era Medicare telehealth flexibilities that it says are responsible for improving access to healthcare across the U.S. Telehealth plays “a crucial role in ensuring timely, appropriate and expanded access to care for millions of … Read more
Textbooks and marker pens are not all that science teacher Roberto Brandão, 54, takes with him each morning when he sets off for work in a school in one of Rio de Janeiro’s largest favelas. He also carries a first-aid kit in case he or any of his students is hit by a bullet. “I … Read more
Another day, another story about death being a surprise to people. As part of a recent study, palliative care and radiology specialist doctors reviewed the records of their hospital’s most elderly patients, to count X-rays and scans performed in the last six months of life. They examined the case-notes of one in four of all … Read more
Are you tired of hiding your smile in photos or feeling self-conscious about your breath during conversations? If so, you’re not alone. Many struggle with dental issues like yellow teeth and persistent bad breath despite brushing, flossing, and using mouthwash religiously. That’s where Dentavim comes in. This dental health supplement, packed into capsules, is stirring … Read more
Aster Digital Health, a division of Aster DM, launched Tele-ICU a week ago after a soft launch four months prior. Photo: Shutterstock 4 min read Last Updated : Aug 29 2024 | 6:16 PM IST Rising demand for critical care, an ageing population, and a shortage of intensivists drive India’s adoption of tele-ICUs for … Read more
20. Kiss Land (2013) Abel Tesfaye’s first album proper was released to a muted reception and middling sales – a relative misstep. But it’s not without its charms, among them the seven-minute, two-part title track: too opaque and ambitious to release as a single, perhaps, but with a dark power to its churning synth backing. … Read more