Health care providers try to inform immigrant patients of risks without scaring them off. Via KHNews:
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Anti-Vaxxers Are Among The Top 10 Global Health Threats In 2019, According To The World Health OrganizationPeople who refuse to vaccinate, air pollution, and humanitarian crises are a few of the WHO's top global threats to human health in 2019.
Read more »
Government shutdown: What happens to federal employees’ health insuranceGOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN: What happens to federal employees’ health insurance. Via KHNews:
Read more »
Tech companies release slew of gadgets aimed at health concernsIf the scores of personal health care devices at the Consumer Electronics Show last week are any indication, it’s clear that the Apple Watch has kicked off a rush.
Read more »
From White House to statehouse: Where abortion fights will play out in 2019From Congress to state capitols to the federal courts, here's where the debate over reproductive health services for women will play out in 2019. Via KHNews:
Read more »
Wife of Jailed Ex-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn Asks About His HealthThe wife of jailed ex-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn is pressing Japanese authorities to provide information about his state of health following reports the automotive executive developed a fever in jail
Read more »
Opinion | Forcing judges to get health screenings would set a terrible medical precedentOpinion | Jalal Baig: 'Pursuing untenable policies undergirded primarily by conjecture will not protect the court, or its elite jurists.' - NBCNewsTHINK
Read more »
Former Apple CEO: Health innovation may be the company's legacyFormer Apple CEO John Sculley said there is 'no reason why Apple can't be innovative in health.' He said that that we are at 'the very beginning of the indispensable role of health tech.'
Read more »
Apple will disrupt the health sector as the iPhone did wireless, former CEO John Sculley saysTim Cook is 'absolutely onto something' in health services and 'it may well be the great legacy that he's talking about,' former Apple CEO John Sculley says.
Read more »