How can diplomats and scientists work together to make political change that improves global health and strengthens international relations? Article by Ambassador Jimmy Kolker and Mr Ashraf Abdelghany.
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Dr Bedei, Dr Delisle, Dr Hofmann-Werther, and Dr Pour Mirza highlight how to treat abnormal menstrual bleeding in adolescents.
Deborah Kobewka, Managing Director of Healthcare UK, shares insights from the UK’s National Health Service, on how healthcare authorities and operators in the Gulf states can build, design, and operate the ‘Hospital of the Future’.
Dr Ivonne Bedei, Dr Amelie Hofmann-Werther, and Dr Afshin Pour Mirza provide detailed information about the prenatal diagnosis of Turner syndrome.
According to a Harvard Medical School study, having even a slightly underactive thyroid may interfere with a woman’s ability to get pregnant. Dr Hina Naveed provides further information about thyroid diseases and fertility.
Dr Hoda, attended the 2018 Falling Walls international conference on future breakthroughs in science and society in Berlin, Germany. Along with other 20 eminent participants from various backgrounds and expertise; she was invited to discuss the LifeTime initiative vision from different angles.
Ahmed Salem provides an overview of chromosome aberrations, including: Down syndrome, Edwards syndrome, Turner syndrome (xo) syndrome, Klinefelter syndrome, Triple X syndrome, Williams syndrome, 22q11.2 deletion syndrome, and Tetraploidy.
Whilst volunteering in a refugee camp, Brian de Francesca’s mission became clear; to use telemedicine, AI, and blockchain to help 65 million global refugees.
An innovative combination therapy can force malignant breast cancer cells to turn into fat cells. This can be used to prevent the formation of metastases in mice, as researchers at the University of Basel’s Department of Biomedicine recently reported
