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Surgeon Brings Dog Asher to Cheer Up Hospital Patients
Acts of Kindness3d ago

Surgeon Brings Dog Asher to Cheer Up Hospital Patients

A Colorado surgeon found the perfect prescription for lifting spirits: his therapy dog Asher. The four-year-old pup visits patients at Good Samaritan Hospital, bringing comfort during their toughest days.

Google News - Good Samaritan2 min read
Heart Valve Patients Go Home Same Day After UK Trial
Health & WellnessFeb 19

Heart Valve Patients Go Home Same Day After UK Trial

A groundbreaking UK hospital study shows one in five heart valve patients can safely go home the same day as their procedure. This minimally invasive approach cuts hospital stays without increasing health risks.

Medical Xpress3 min read
Nurses Match Doctors in Safety, Beat Them in Some Areas
Health & WellnessFeb 12

Nurses Match Doctors in Safety, Beat Them in Some Areas

A major review of 82 studies across 20 countries just proved what 28,000 patients already experienced: nurses can deliver hospital care just as safely and effectively as doctors. In some specialties, nurse-led care actually produced better health outcomes.

Medical Xpress2 min read
McHenry Police Safely Resolve Mental Health Crisis
Community HeroesFeb 7

McHenry Police Safely Resolve Mental Health Crisis

A person in crisis called police for help, and officers responded with patience that ended in voluntary cooperation and hospital care. No one was hurt, and no charges were filed.

Google News - Mental Health Success2 min read
Teen Injured in Long Jump Now Donates Lego Sets to Patients
Acts of KindnessFeb 5

Teen Injured in Long Jump Now Donates Lego Sets to Patients

After a devastating knee injury ended his athletic season, 18-year-old Devin Brenner found healing through Lego sets during his 10-month recovery. Now he's giving custom Lego kits to young patients facing their own hospital journeys.

Medical Xpress2 min read
Yale Study Finds New Clue in Cardiac Arrest Survival Gap
Health & WellnessJan 28

Yale Study Finds New Clue in Cardiac Arrest Survival Gap

Yale researchers discovered that racial disparities in cardiac arrest survival aren't explained by differences in do-not-resuscitate orders, pointing medicine toward finding real solutions. The findings rule out one suspected cause and refocus efforts on uncovering what actually drives survival gaps.

Medical Xpress3 min read