hospitals
DIY drugs: should hospitals make their own medicine?
If pharmaceutical companies rapidly inflate the price of their products, is there an alternative? One Dutch chemist thinks so. By Chris Stokel-WalkerWhen a pharmaceutical company raised the price of
DIY drugs: should hospitals make their own medicine?
If pharmaceutical companies rapidly inflate the price of their products, is there an alternative? One Dutch chemist thinks so. By Chris Stokel-WalkerWhen a pharmaceutical company raised the price of
Rx for Doctors: Stop With the Urine Tests
The tests often are positive in people without symptoms, particularly older patients. The result: overtreatment with antibiotics.
Rx for Doctors: Stop With the Urine Tests
The tests often are positive in people without symptoms, particularly older patients. The result: overtreatment with antibiotics.
Rx for Doctors: Stop With the Urine Tests
The tests often are positive in people without symptoms, particularly older patients. The result: overtreatment with antibiotics.
Rx for Doctors: Stop With the Urine Tests
The tests often are positive in people without symptoms, particularly older patients. The result: overtreatment with antibiotics.
Russia Bombed Four Syrian Hospitals. We Have Proof.
The Times obtained thousands of air force recordings, which reveal for the first time that Russia repeatedly bombed hospitals in Syria.
12 Hours. 4 Syrian Hospitals Bombed. One Culprit: Russia.
The Russians saved Bashar al-Assad’s government. A trove of Russian Air Force recordings obtained by The Times shows how bombing Syrian hospitals helped them do it.
12 Hours. 4 Syrian Hospitals Bombed. One Culprit: Russia.
The Russians saved Bashar al-Assad’s government. A trove of Russian Air Force recordings obtained by The Times shows how bombing Syrian hospitals helped them do it.
How Times Reporters Proved Russia Bombed Syrian Hospitals
We recreated a day of airstrikes using video evidence, flight logs, witness reports and thousands of previously unheard Russian Air Force communications.
One Doctor. 25 Deaths. How Could It Have Happened?
A murder case inside an Ohio intensive care unit exposed years of lapses and missed warnings.
Like ‘Working in a Prison’: Six Years in the Hell of Syria’s Hospitals
Dr. Omar Ibrahim was a resident in neurosurgery in Egypt when he decided to go to Syria “to achieve something different.” He is out now, but wants to return to war surgery.
One Doctor. 25 Deaths. How Could It Have Happened?
A murder case inside an Ohio intensive care unit exposed years of lapses and missed warnings.
Bjorn Thorbjarnarson, Surgeon to Warhol and the Shah, Dies at 98
Warhol’s death in New York after undergoing surgery put him at the center of a lawsuit, but a later investigation suggested he and a hospital had not been at fault.
3 Babies Die at Pennsylvania Hospital After Bacterial Infection
The premature babies were being treated in a neonatal intensive care unit when they were infected. Five other babies were also sickened.
3 Babies Die at a Pennsylvania Hospital After Bacterial Infections
The premature babies were being treated in a neonatal intensive care unit when they were infected. Five other babies were also sickened.
Hospitals that are turning away patients reportedly pay ransomware attackers
Officials have obtained the decryption key and are working to rebuild their networks.
The Huge Waste in the U.S. Health System
A study finds evidence for how to reduce some of it, but also a large blind spot on how to remove the rest.
In Kashmir, a Race Against Death, With No Way to Call a Doctor
Medical personnel in Kashmir say preventable deaths are happening because of blocked streets, medicine shortages, and a phone and internet blockade by India.
In Kashmir, a Race Against Death, With No Way to Call a Doctor
Medical personnel in Kashmir say preventable deaths are happening because of blocked streets, medicine shortages, and a phone and internet blockade by India.
