Whether you’re a layperson interested in maintaining your own health or someone who works in the healthcare industry, it’s exciting to learn about the new medical gadgets in development and all the various things they can do. These gadgets include wearables, medical robots, 3D printers, and artificial intelligence. Just as technology revolutionizes our everyday lives, so is the field of medicine. Read on to learn about the hottest medical gadgets for 2024: Aidmed One This is a portable, chest-worn device made by the Polish startup Aidmed. It can record blood pressure, temperature, and EC ..read more

Throughout history, healthcare has constantly evolved to provide patients with the most effective treatment possible. However, with the rise of technology such as AI, there have been new medical breakthroughs that could change healthcare forever. Here are six of the latest healthcare innovations in the industry: Artificial Intelligence (AI) One of the biggest healthcare innovations is Artificial Intelligence. In fact, some consider AI to be the biggest healthcare revolution of the 21st century, altering everything from how providers treat patients to the business side of the industr ..read more

Massive surges in bed bug infestations have been reported globally in recent months. Paris, a city of over two million, has reported infestations in apartment buildings, hotels, movie theatres, and other communal spaces. Despite the city’s attempt to control the spread, these notoriously difficult-to-eliminate pests have become even more of a problem, with some types showing resistance to traditional pesticides. If you rent an apartment or travel often, knowing how to protect yourself and your home from bed bugs is more important than ever. Bed Bug Clause in Rental Leases When you are looking ..read more

It can be intimidating and confusing to seek out healthcare. However, as a patient, you have certain rights that keep you and your information protected. Here are ten things you should know about patients’ rights in healthcare: 1. You Have the Right to Be Treated Respectfully. Regardless of health obstacles or disabilities, you should always be treated with respect. Discrimination based on race, gender, national origin, or anything else is not acceptable. Medical treatments can be very personal, and all healthcare providers should treat you with respect, especially du ..read more

Do you have an awe-inspiring daily step count? If you spend all day on the go, you know how quickly your mood can go downhill when your feet start to hurt. Your feet are your foundation, and any trouble or pain you experience can quickly cascade through your entire body. An issue as small as an improperly trimmed toenail can cause problems all the way from your foot to your hips and back. Taking great care of your feet is essential when you are on them all day, and here are ten foot care tips you need to know to keep them in top shape.  How to Care for Your Feet 1) Inspect Your Feet Dail ..read more

The mouth is the door to the inner body. Ignoring its vitality in general health exposes you to the risk of contracting diseases. With poor dental health, a bacterium grows, leading to various diseases. Here are some things that your teeth may tell you about your overall well being. Endocarditis and Dental Health  Endocarditis occurs when there is an infection of the heart valves or chambers. When you have poor dental health, the bacteria spreads to the heart through the bloodstream causing this infection. In severe cases, when bacteria affect the valves, it may cause inflammation, disru ..read more

If you are a nurse, or thinking about a career in nursing, you want to do what is best for your patients. However, we also need to learn MCQs that don’t include clinical terms to pass the nursing board exam. By learning medical terminology, and a broad scope of knowledge, you can be better prepared for your future and your patients. This article will show you the benefits of knowing medical vocabulary to be a better nurse. 1. The Benefits of Learning Medical Terminology Knowing medical terms helps you communicate with your patients and better explain why they feel sick or in pain. When you un ..read more

If you’re about to have an appointment with your doctor, you should know that it doesn’t matter whether it’s your first or your fiftieth time seeing them—you are still the most critical person in the room. Knowing medical terminology gives you the power to understand better what’s happening during your appointment and to get the treatment you need.  These are five ways knowing medical terminology can empower patients, so read on to learn more! 1) Speak Up at Your Next Doctor’s Appointment When you know the medical terms for what’s going on with your body, you can more accurately describe ..read more

We typically view medical debt as a personal failing, making people feel embarrassed. A lack of insurance often causes unpaid medical bills. In the United States, about 31.2 million people under 65 are uninsured. If you can’t pay your medical bills, try these tips for lowering your debt: Getting Medical Bills Assistance When You are Uninsured 1. Check Your Bills for Errors Even in medical bills, mistakes happen. According to Resolve, up to 80% of medical bills contain errors. Look for inaccuracies on your medical invoices and healthcare costs line by line. They may charge you f ..read more

Suicide is a significant public health problem that leaves a lasting effect on your loved ones. In fact, it is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States generally and the 2nd leading cause of death in people aged 10 to 34. Here’s where the importance of suicide risk screening comes in. Suicide Risk Screening Suicide risk screening is a process that estimates the probability of someone attempting suicide or dying by committing suicide. It is also one of the most effective ways to prevent suicide, especially in children and adolescents. How to Determine if You Need Suicide Risk Scree ..read more