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Rostov Man's Mole Injury Leads to Melanoma Diagnosis

A 27-year-old Rostov resident's sudden seizures led to the discovery of melanoma metastases, possibly triggered by a previous mole injury; this highlights the importance of early detection and regular dermatological check-ups.

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Dutch Surgical Expertise Centers Reduce Waiting Lists, Advance Treatments

In the Netherlands, surgical expertise centers are alleviating long patient waiting lists by providing specialized, advanced treatments for conditions such as Crohn's disease and hemorrhoids, using innovative techniques like keyhole and robotic surgery, improving patient outcomes and fostering medic...

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Global Obesity Crisis: 2050 Projections Reveal Unprecedented Threat

A Lancet report warns that over half of adults and a third of children worldwide will be overweight or obese by 2050, driven by decades of insufficient action, resulting in a massive increase in related diseases and overwhelming healthcare systems.

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Death of 'Golden Arm' Blood Donor James Harrison Highlights Anti-D Shortage

James Harrison, an Australian blood donor known as "the man with the golden arm," died aged 88 on February 17; his 1,173 donations resulted in 2.4 million anti-D doses saving countless babies from a fatal blood disease.

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Verdi Calls for NRW Healthcare Worker Strike Amidst Tarif Negotiations"

In North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), Germany, healthcare workers represented by the Verdi union initiated a week-long strike on March 24, 2025, impacting clinics, nursing homes, and rescue services due to a dispute over wages and working conditions, with major service disruptions anticipated and demonst...

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Long Covid Impacts Dutch Workforce; 12,000 Unable to Work Full-Time

In the Netherlands, 450,000 people have been diagnosed with long Covid since its emergence, resulting in 12,000 being unable to work full-time, with the number receiving long-term disability benefits quadrupling since 2023; however, patient advocacy groups believe that these numbers significantly un...

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Low Trust in Greek Healthcare System Among Chronically Ill Revealed by OECD Study

The OECD's PaRIS study reveals that only 36% of Greeks with chronic diseases trust their national healthcare system, the lowest among 19 countries, due to fragmented care, poor coordination, and lack of electronic health record utilization.

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Spanish Veterinarians Protest Restrictive Antibiotic System

Spanish veterinarians protested a new antibiotic prescription system, Presvet, on January 25th, 2024, citing excessive bureaucracy, limited access to medications, and high associated costs as detrimental to animal welfare and veterinary practice.

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Global Obesity Crisis: Projections for 2050

By 2050, over half of adults and a third of children and adolescents globally will be overweight or obese, posing an unprecedented threat to health and healthcare systems, exceeding 2.11 billion adults and 493 million children/youth currently affected, according to a Lancet study.

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85% of Young Women with Cervical Cancer Were Unvaccinated Against HPV

A study by the IKNL cancer center found that 85% of 84 young women with cervical cancer, whose vaccination status was known, hadn't received the HPV vaccine, despite it being part of the national program since 2010 and reducing cervical cancer risk by 87%.

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Brain Tumor Symptoms and Location: A Critical Analysis

Brain tumors are a significant cause of death in Britain, claiming 5,300 lives annually. Symptoms vary depending on tumor location, including headaches, vomiting, vision problems, seizures, and cognitive changes. Early diagnosis improves treatment outcomes.

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Long COVID Impacts Dutch Workforce: 12,000 on Disability, Thousands More Affected

Five years after the first COVID-19 case in the Netherlands, approximately 450,000 people have long COVID, with over 12,000 receiving WIA benefits due to work disability, although patient organizations estimate a much higher number of severely affected individuals, highlighting the long-term societa...

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