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Sometimes I love just how nonchalant doctors informing you that you have been diagnosed with a life-altering chronic illness are. Like when I got diagnosed for POTS, the doctor asked for my symptoms and had my tilt table test results already which I had had to wait a month for. And this dude (doctor) is just like, "So you have POTS, here are some things to do". He did not tell me what that meant in terms of my life, whether it was permanent or not, or which symptoms aligned with that (I have more than one chronic illness, so that would have been very helpful in seeking other treatment), or tell me if he was going to follow-up. And so I asked, "Will it ever go away?" and he was like "Well, sometimes people feel better in their forties". Like great, I have at least two decades and probably the rest of my life being incredibly disabled with this illness that I was pretty sure I had, but you are confirming it for the first time, and you don't seem to care enough to actually explain what that might look like. That was a day I finally had to confront what the rest of my life would look like for me, but it was just another day in his life and he certainly acted like that.
The healthcare system is weird.
A new study shows women who call the hospitals in Oklahoma get confusing information about the state's abortion bans. One family lived throu
Fuck, it sounds like getting pregnant in a red state is a death sentence these days.
They actually told her she might have to just wait and stay in the hospital parking lot until she got sick enough for them to help.
I've Been Saying This For YEARS Because Of My MS, But Maybe With The Tragic Death Of Dragoneer This Will Finally Spark A Change
Its Unfortunate That It Would Need To Take Someone High Profile Like His Death To Do This, Given There Are Innumerable People Who Have To Deal With How Shitty The US Heath Care System Is DAILY, But I'm Hoping SOMETHING Will Change
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The “constitutional, human rights, public health, and medical ethics crisis” is caused by the state’s abortion ban.
Take a pill, or get a shot? Given the choice, most people would likely go for the former. Ultrasmall fluorescent core-shell hybrid silica na
Ultrasmall fluorescent core-shell hybrid silica nanoparticles – known as Cornell Prime Dots, or C’Dots – are among the nanocarriers for therapeutics that were thought to be viable only by injection, but new Cornell research has shown the potential for their oral administration.
Bangladesh has achieved a huge success in reducing infant and maternal mortality rates in the last five decades.
“Bangladesh has achieved a huge success in reducing infant and maternal mortality rates in the last five decades, securing the top position in South Asia.
According to the World Bank's estimation, the current infant mortality rate for Bangladesh is 21 deaths per 1000 live births making 85% decline from 1971 as the rate was 141 deaths during Bangladesh's independence.
According to health experts, Bangladesh achieved unprecedented success in every health index in the last 50 years since independence...
According to Health and Family Welfare Ministry, Bangladesh maternal mortality rate was 269 per 100,000 live births in 2009. The ratio has reduced to 165 recently.
The government has set a target to reduce maternal mortality to less than 50 per 100,000 live births...
After the independence, the Bangladesh government had put emphasis on maternal health, family planning, child nutrition and so on.
Special importance was also given on different five-year plans, health policy and latest health, population and nutrition programme. Special allocation was also kept at annual development programme (ADP) on those issues.
Annual Global Childhood Report 2019 of the humanitarian organization "Save The Children" says child mortality rate has reduced to a great extent in Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Nepal in the last two decades.
Among the four countries, Bangladesh has made the highest progress. The child mortality ratio declined 60% in Bhutan, 59% in Nepal, 57% in India, [and] 63% in Bangladesh in the last two decades...
Family Planning Directorate Assistant Director Matiur Rahman said that 3,364 union health and family welfare centres are providing maternal and child health facilities apart from family planning services across the county.
Of them, 2189 union health and family welfare centres are providing 24 hour safe delivery facilities every day.”
-via The Business Standard, 6/14/22
