Nearly 75 percent of Americans report experiencing at least one symptom of stress in the past month, including irritability, anxiety, fatigue, and depression, according to a 2015 survey from the American Psychological Association (APA). According to previous studies, stress has been shown to cause alterations to...
Anyone who’s suffered the terrible pain that comes with a root canal will be happy to know that the dreaded dental surgery may no longer be need in the near future. Thanks to scientists from the University of Nottingham and Harvard University's Wyss Institute, a...
“Innovative fellows go back out into the world, taking with them not just their first invention but their capacity to keep inventing – and to teach others how to invent. This is the multiplier effect: We seed the world with people who approach innovation using...
Sometimes it is difficult for grad students and doctors to keep up with inspiring medical stories because they are busy, you know, saving lives. In honor of our healthcare patriots, we have compiled a list (based on popularity) featuring ten of the most incredible TedMed Talks...
Allowing surgeon trainees to work long hours does not affect safety of patients in surgery According to a new report, allowing resident surgeons to work longer hours than currently allowed is not associated with a greater risk to patients of postoperative complications or death. The results...
