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'Stop me if you need a doctor': Yemen medic treats poor from his car
World 5 years ago

'Stop me if you need a doctor': Yemen medic treats poor from his car

In a war-ravaged country now battling coronavirus, one Yemeni doctor is dispensing medical advice from his car, gathering a large social media following along the way.
'Recycles' help shield Mexico health workers from COVID-19 stigma
World 5 years ago

'Recycles' help shield Mexico health workers from COVID-19 stigma

As coronavirus spread in Mexico, health care workers faced physical aggression on top of suspicion by people who viewed them as sources of infection. But in April, two cycling organizations came to their help, launching an initiative on social media inviting people to donate unused bicycles or spare parts to be given to healthcare workers.
Healthcare staff win top Spain prize for 'spirit of sacrifice'
World 5 years ago

Healthcare staff win top Spain prize for 'spirit of sacrifice'

Spain's healthcare workers won the prestigious Princess of Asturias prize Wednesday, with the jury hailing their "heroic spirit of sacrifice" in risking their own lives in the frontline fight against COVID-19.
More than 900 Indonesians, including 47 nurses, test positive for COVID-19 abroad
World 5 years ago

More than 900 Indonesians, including 47 nurses, test positive for COVID-19 abroad

The Foreign Ministry revealed on Wednesday that 47 Indonesian nurses working overseas have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total number of Indonesians infected abroad to 928.
Russian medics ask where Putin's virus bonuses went
World 5 years ago

Russian medics ask where Putin's virus bonuses went

Healthcare workers across Russia watched Putin promise doctors extra pay and monthly bonuses of between 25,000 and 80,000 rubles to medics and drivers working to fight coronavirus. But when overworked doctors opened their April pay slips, most saw no sign of these generous sums.
Thailand's coronavirus medics feel strain even as cases decline
SE Asia 5 years ago

Thailand's coronavirus medics feel strain even as cases decline

Since March 9, the King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital in Bangkok has treated nearly 200 coronavirus patients, and the medical staff there pride themselves on having not lost a single one.
Virus turns health workers in Egypt into 'outcasts'
World 5 years ago

Virus turns health workers in Egypt into 'outcasts'

While health workers in many countries are getting cheers and applause for risking their lives in the grueling battle against the disease, in some parts of the world they face suspicion and hostility.
A flush too far? Smart toilet lifts the lid on medical privacy concerns
Science & Tech 5 years ago

A flush too far? Smart toilet lifts the lid on medical privacy concerns

A smart toilet could offer a mini health check every time you take a seat, but privacy campaigners and potential users said the idea sat uncomfortably with them.
Tokyo hospital trainees test positive for coronavirus after party
World 5 years ago

Tokyo hospital trainees test positive for coronavirus after party

One of Japan's most prestigious hospitals apologized for an "unforgivable blunder" after 40 trainee doctors attended a drinking party and 18 subsequently tested positive for the coronavirus.
UK's Queen Elizabeth thanks health workers around the world
World 5 years ago

UK's Queen Elizabeth thanks health workers around the world

Britain's Queen Elizabeth on Tuesday sent a message of "enduring appreciation and good wishes" to health workers around the world for World Health Day.
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