doctors
Coverage of doctors in the Nexus archive.
- How Germany’s doctors, lawyers and dentists got burnt by private markets bets
Germany’s doctors, lawyers, and dentists faced losses reportedly tied to private markets bets. Concerns have been raised regarding the management of mandatory pension schemes for these professionals, which total €300bn.
- ‘Bold and ethical’: doctors on AOC’s egg-freezing journey - and Maga’s criticisms of it
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced that she is freezing her eggs and documented the process on Instagram. This action is characterized as defying pronatalist narratives about motherhood and women's careers, while the title notes commentary from doctors and criticisms from Maga.
- Doctors say Trump’s vaccine order will raise fears, cause confusion and endanger kids
Doctors are worried that President Donald Trump’s new executive order regarding vaccines could stoke fear and confusion among parents. These concerns arise at a time when measles is raging, immunization rates are falling, and children are returning to school.
- Doctors warn of uptick in rabbit fever cases across Long Island
Doctors warn of an increase in rabbit fever cases on Long Island, with at least four cases reported this year. The bacterial disease is less common compared to Lyme disease, which is typically contracted during tick season.
- Estrogen patch shortage persists as demand for menopause treatment rises, doctors say
Estrogen patches are in short supply as demand for the menopause treatment climbs, leaving many patients struggling to find them at pharmacies.
- Doctors reveal the risks of upping your weight-loss jab dose as grandmother dies from little-known complication: Here's what you need to know about the dangers - and how you can avoid the most deadly risks
A grandmother died from a little-known complication linked to weight-loss jabs, prompting doctors to warn about the risks of increasing the dose. The article highlights the dangers of the treatment and offers guidance on avoiding deadly risks.
- Experts at The Hindu’s wellness webinar stress the need to safeguard vascular health
Experts at The Hindu’s wellness webinar emphasized the importance of safeguarding vascular health. Doctors highlighted the risks of prolonged sitting and advised patients with diabetes to regularly check and care for their feet.
- Mom of NYPD cop who died after botched breast implant removal claims doctors didn’t admit to daughter’s death
The mother of an NYPD cop who died following a botched breast implant removal claims doctors did not inform her of her daughter's death. The incident involved medical professionals failing to explicitly state the daughter's deceased status.
- Lindsay Clancy's diary excerpts read at trial: "I feel like I'm drowning"
The Lindsay Clancy trial resumed with excerpts from her diary and testimony from doctors who treated Clancy and her children on the night of the murders. The diary included the line 'I feel like I'm drowning.'
- Lindsay Clancy weeps as doctors who treated her kids recount desperate efforts to save them at 'America's saddest murder trial': Live updates
Lindsay Clancy is emotional as doctors describe their desperate efforts to save her children during a murder trial labeled 'America's saddest murder trial.' Live updates are being provided from the trial.
- Father-of-three's bad headaches 'were dismissed by doctors as an ear infection' - then he died
A father-of-three experienced bad headaches that were dismissed by doctors as an ear infection, leading to his death. The article highlights the misdiagnosis that contributed to the fatal outcome.
- Father-of-three's bad headaches 'were dismissed by doctors as an ear infection' - then he died
A father-of-three's severe headaches were initially dismissed by doctors as an ear infection, leading to his death. Medical professionals failed to diagnose the underlying cause, resulting in fatal consequences.
- How millions of patients taking antidepressants may be at risk of a sudden fatal heart event... yet doctors are failing to warn them about it. What EVERY person on the medication needs to know
Millions of patients taking antidepressants may be at risk of sudden fatal heart events, and doctors are failing to warn them. The article emphasizes the importance of awareness for individuals on the medication.
- Why patients taking antidepressants long-term may be at risk of sudden cardiac arrest: The pills are now prescribed to 9million a year - yet doctors are failing to warn people about this serious side effect
Patients taking antidepressants long-term may face a risk of sudden cardiac arrest, with 9 million prescriptions issued annually. Doctors are reportedly failing to warn patients about this serious side effect.
- US trend for sticking chewing gum at tourist sites lands in Europe's historic cities - but doctors warn visitors they're creating 'walls of bacteria'
A US trend of sticking chewing gum at tourist sites is spreading to Europe's historic cities, with doctors warning that this practice creates 'walls of bacteria.'
- Weight-loss joke turns serious as ‘cyclospora skinny’ trend fuels health warnings
A social media trend joking about achieving 'Cyclospora skinny' has raised health warnings as doctors highlight the dangers of the intestinal parasite, which causes severe dehydration and illness. The trend mocks the parasitic infection but underscores serious health risks.
- Desperate Ozempic users turn to dangerous 'mixing' to maximize results... but doctors sound alarm over 'big mistake'
Desperate Ozempic users are resorting to dangerous 'mixing' methods to enhance results, but medical professionals warn this practice is a significant mistake.
- Cardiovascular health spending has tripled, but death rates are rising in major Hampton Roads cities
Cardiovascular health spending in Hampton Roads cities has tripled, yet death rates are rising. Doctors attribute this to the insufficiency of medical advances alone, emphasizing the need for stronger prevention, better access to care, and healthier lifestyles.
- Albertans can pay for MRIs and other tests without a doctor's referral, as of Friday
Albertans can now self-refer and pay for MRIs, CT scans, ultrasounds, and X-rays without a doctor's referral. The policy, which took effect Friday, has raised concerns among doctors and health care advocacy groups.
- When my baby stopped growing doctors said I simply needed to feed him more… Then came the devastating diagnosis
A baby's growth stopped, leading doctors to recommend increased feeding before a severe diagnosis was given. The situation took a critical turn with the revelation of a devastating medical condition.
- Compounded GLP-1 drugs creating concern among doctors and FDA
Compounded GLP-1 drugs are raising concerns among doctors and the FDA due to serious risks, despite being cheaper and easier to obtain than Ozempic.
- Compounded GLP-1 drugs creating concern among doctors and FDA
Compounded GLP-1 drugs are often cheaper and easier to obtain than Ozempic, but doctors and the FDA warn they carry serious risks. Medical professionals express concerns about the safety of these compounded alternatives to prescription GLP-1 medications.
- Doctors sound alarm over popular outdoor activity linked to devastating brain, facial injuries
Doctors have issued warnings about a popular outdoor activity linked to severe brain and facial injuries. Some communities are considering restrictions or bans on e-bikes due to these incidents.
- Child killer Axel Rudakubana's litany of lies before Southport attack are uncovered as he tricked police, doctors and social workers
Axel Rudakubana, a child killer, lied to authorities before the Southport attack, deceiving police, doctors, and social workers. His deceptions were uncovered prior to the attack.
- 20 things doctors notice about your health before you do
Doctors can detect health indicators through observations of nails, skin, posture, and voice before symptoms become apparent. The article outlines what these early signs may reveal about a person's health.
- "The child is terrified": Doctors on front lines of measles comeback speak out
Confirmed measles cases in the U.S. have reached a 35-year high as of July. Doctors on the front lines are reporting a surge in cases, highlighting concerns about the measles comeback.
- Court case filed against hospitals, doctors involved in kidney racket: Minister
A court case has been filed against hospitals and doctors involved in a kidney racket, as reported by a Minister. The racket, uncovered in Pallipalayam, Namakkal, led to the suspension of kidney transplant licenses for two private hospitals.
- I was brushing my teeth when I realised my face had suddenly drooped. I was horrified but doctors said I'd be better in months. Three decades later I've finally fixed my looks with a 30-minute treatment
A person experienced sudden facial drooping while brushing their teeth and was initially told by doctors they would improve in months. Three decades later, they successfully addressed the issue with a 30-minute treatment.
- After an extremely rare pregnancy, an Australian woman gives birth to identical quadruplet girls
An Australian woman has given birth to identical quadruplet girls after a pregnancy described by doctors as incredibly rare. The event is highlighted as an extremely rare medical occurrence.
- Up to 5 cups of coffee per day may potentially lower heart disease risk, doctors say
Drinking up to five cups of coffee daily is safe for most adults, with regular consumption potentially linked to reduced risks of stroke, diabetes, heart failure, and heart disease.
- Air quality still among world's worst in Michigan
Michigan's air quality remains among the worst globally. Exposure to poor air quality, specifically particulates, has cumulative negative effects on long-term health according to doctors.
- Hollywood's new youth elixir: Wealthy women are hooked on secret holy grail said to banish wrinkles and plump skin... but doctors warn of shock risk
Hollywood's new youth elixir, a secret holy grail, is popular among wealthy women for reducing wrinkles and plumping skin. Doctors warn of potential shock risks associated with the treatment.
- Family in anguish as grandmother is arrested by ICE on her way to chemotherapy as doctors fear she could die without urgent treatment
A grandmother was arrested by ICE while traveling to chemotherapy, causing family anguish as doctors warn she may die without urgent treatment.
- Horrifying map reveals massive true scale of 'explosive diarrhea' parasite outbreak: Daily Mail investigation exposes official figures as wrong by THOUSANDS... see accurate cases in your state, as doctors warn of only way to kill bug
A Daily Mail investigation claims official figures for an 'explosive diarrhea' parasite outbreak are undercounted by thousands, revealing a more accurate case count by state. Doctors warn of a specific method required to eliminate the parasite.
- Hot cars can cause squishy toys like NeeDohs to become burn risks
Doctors are urging parents to be cautious about burn risks associated with squishy toys like NeeDohs in hot cars. The warning highlights potential dangers when such toys are left in vehicles exposed to high temperatures.
- Hot cars can cause squishy toys like NeeDohs to become burn risks
Doctors are warning parents that squishy toys like NeeDohs can pose burn risks when left in hot cars. The article highlights renewed efforts to caution parents about this safety hazard.
- Hot cars can cause squishy toys like NeeDohs to become burn risks
Doctors are urging parents to be cautious about burn risks associated with squishy toys like NeeDohs when left in hot cars. The warning highlights the potential for these toys to become hazards in high temperatures.
- Hot cars can cause squishy toys like NeeDohs to become burn risks
Doctors are warning parents that squishy toys like NeeDohs can become burn risks when exposed to hot car temperatures. The caution highlights the potential danger of leaving such toys in vehicles.
- Cheaper medicines exist — middlemen are keeping them out of reach
Cheaper medicines are available but being blocked by middlemen, preventing patients and doctors from making final decisions about access.
- America's war with blood cancer: Doctors sound alarm over rise in deadly condition, the symptoms that can be easy to miss... and how to REDUCE your risk after Jurassic Park star Sam Neill's sudden death
Doctors have raised alarms about a rising trend in blood cancer cases in America, highlighting symptoms that are often overlooked. The article also discusses ways to reduce risk following the death of Jurassic Park star Sam Neill.