[Reprinted: Luxury Travel Advisor, 8-6-2020] Tourism means everything to the Caribbean. “It’s our bread and butter,” Frank Comito, CEO and director general of the Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association (CHTA), tells us in a video interview as part of our sister publication Hospitality Insights’ “In Focus” series. “For virtually every destination, every jurisdiction in the Caribbean, it’s a … [Read more...]
Will the COVID-19 pandemic give a permanent boost to telemedicine for epilepsy care?
[Reprinted: International League Against Epilepsy, 8-11-2020] Will the COVID-19 pandemic give a permanent boost to telemedicine for epilepsy care? The pandemic pushed many aspects of life online – including health care. Telemedicine has taken hold in many countries as clinics shut down, with non-emergency visits prohibited for weeks. But telemedicine for epilepsy is far from new. Clinicians … [Read more...]
Radiologists make more errors when interpreting CT studies at night
[Reprinted: HCB News, 8-24-2020] Radiologists are making more errors when interpreting CT studies overnight than they are when examining scans in the daytime. That’s according to researchers at Mayo Clinic, who found errors frequently occurred more in off-hour body CT interpretations examined overnight, and more so in the latter half of nighttime assignments. Radiologists were also found to … [Read more...]
Garlic – A Healing Spice
[Reprinted: CNW, 8-8-2020] As COVID-19 continue to rage globally, increasingly one of the home remedies being recommended to help prevent people from contracting the virus id garlic, long regarded as a natural healing spice. Sure, garlic has a propensity to leave a foul order in the mouth when consumed raw, but that stench may be worth bearing, as this strong spice has been long touted as one … [Read more...]
Delaying radiation therapy has little effect on survival among prostate cancer patients
[Reprinted: HCB News, 8-18-2020] Delaying radiation therapy due to the COVID-19 pandemic may make little difference in mortality outcomes for patients with prostate cancer. Researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital found that conducting radiation therapy at a different time than originally planned was unlikely to affect survival for men with unfavorable intermediate-risk or high-risk … [Read more...]
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