Category: 6. Health

Ralph Scott was walking to his office at East Carolina University when he fell. He was shaken, and a groundsman helped him up. He had scrapes on his knee and elbow, but no obvious head injury. The next morning, he felt…

Introduction

Self-stigmatization refers to the internalization of negative stereotypes about oneself following an illness, encompassing the acceptance of self-stereotypes, biases, and the emergence of self-discrimination.¹ This internalization…

Background

The outbreak of SARS-CoV-2, followed by the COVID-19 pandemic, has significantly impacted various aspects of human life. While COVID-19 is primarily recognized as a respiratory illness with symptoms that typically include fever,…

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The term ‘obstetric violence’ refers to procedures performed during childbirth without a woman’s informed consent or medical necessity; they can involve violating her privacy, forcing her into positions, restricting her movement, denying…

Introduction

Sepsis remains a significant global health concern, characterized by life-threatening organ dysfunction due to a dysregulated host response to infection. Early recognition and prompt management of sepsis are crucial for improving…

This change enables researchers to assess the effects of radiation therapy without…

New Delhi:

Bird flu viruses can replicate…