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Isabella Castiglioni used an executive MBA to translate research into medical technology
Pressure mounts on chancellor to deliver funding for dilapidated facilities following the pandemic
Surgeries that fail to provide enough in-person care will be denied access to additional funding
Rise of tech start-up through pandemic shows benefits of state working with private sector
The coronavirus pandemic has overturned assumptions about the way the world’s health systems work. This report will look at the challenges they face, and the solutions they are finding. Next week: Mexico’s public-private breakthrough
Climate change is a menace to human health — and the medical sector is part of the problem
Congress is contemplating adding dentistry to its Medicare health programme for seniors
Addressing underlying issues such as low-paid work and poor air quality is a business imperative
Experimental surgery that allows prosthetic limbs to feel like part of the body offers patients a sense of completeness
More people are paying for the operations for the first time since they were widely introduced in the 1960s and ’70s
The pandemic has forced a reassessment of which health systems serve citizens best
Reopening the city-state has stoked a surge in new cases and panic among anxious residents
Acute shortage of staff forces hospitals in worst-affected states to ration patient care
State governor Kathy Hochul pleads with health workers to get jab instead of being sacked
Pandemic laid bare the weakness of global health systems — but mobilised the greatest level of action seen in decades
Health authorities are pouring vast sums into efforts to find a cure
A once-a-month injection could replace patients’ daily cocktail of drugs
Even countries with a tradition of private healthcare are seeking to increase publicly funded provision
Wealthy, ageing populations are driving stronger demand for healthcare property
Treating the growing numbers of unvaccinated patients is fuelling compassion fatigue and resentment
Holdouts among hospital and care home staff face suspension but government says mandatory vaccination has worked
Israeli start-up MeMed aims to cut unnecessary prescribing of antibiotics with 15-minute procedure
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