Dr Arul Rhaj
MD Commonwealth Medical Association United Kingdom Dr. Arul Rhaj, MDPresident, Commonwealth Medical Association, UK drarulrhaj.cma.uk@gmail.com
Mike Stein
Chief Medical Office Map of Medicine,United Kingdom Mike SteinChief Medical Office Map of Medicine,United Kingdom
New health phone number to launch across England
A non-emergency telephone number for NHS services is to launch across England, the Department of Health says. The 111 number, […]
UK health service to dismantle nationwide health IT program
Government officials in the United Kingdom announced that they are scrapping a £11 billion [about $17 billion] national health IT […]
WORLD
american elderly accessING internet for healthcareResearchers Mary Schmeida, PhD and Ramona McNeal, PhD reported their findings in the Journal of […]
ICT Becomes Healthy
The first eHealth World Forum was held from 1st -3rd August 2011 to create a platform for dignitaries from all over the world and discuss emerging issues
UK health service to dismantle nationwide health IT program
Government officials in the United Kingdom announced that they are scrapping a
WHO asks for intensive research to curb health care related deaths
The United Nations World Health Organisation (WHO) and its partners has recently called for increased research into patient safety, including the risks posed by care- and surgery-related infections, adverse drug effects and unsafe injections.
Ranking reveals child health risks
Children are five times more likely to die in countries where there is a shortage of health workers, Save the Children has warned.
BUSINESS
LifeSize bags Birmingham Cancer Network contract in UK, expanding business in India for the fast growing audio-video market LifeSize – […]
UK health system expected to abandon e-health network
Government officials in the United Kingdom are expected to announce next month that they will cancel plans to create a centralized database of electronic health records, the London Independent reports.
Protein in blood pressure regulation identified by UK researchers
Researchers have identified a protein located in the walls of the blood vessels that plays a key role in maintaining healthy blood pressure. Researchers say that this new discovery could lead to new treatments for people with elevated blood pressure.
