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a 2nd, b, c, g, and phone university hospital confirmed what the gadgets had picked up. but instead of missing from you know, the standard d, c, g, then reveal that i have something called atrial fibrillation. what does i know? i was asked several times in the cardiology department why my watch hadn't sounded the alarm was. and so i had to tell them again and again that i had actually disable the alarm myself. is that so it is always come on top of it isn't. it's not allowed. sebastian is the cardiologist at the university hospital, but has a good experiences with smart boss, health apps. he's convinced the potential is huge, especially for prevention. the data that these smart watches collect the easy reading. they had a very reliable they most common heart rhythm. this or the a ruth, mia is called h or for relation and it's the leading cause of stroke worldwide. and this can be detected by smart watches. and then if we know that the patient has a, we can initiate treatment to prevent stroke, socially valid, has been in treatment ever since. and now we're so smart watch

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that is coming off the back of queen elizabeth university hospital consecutive losses for nikki haley says she will stay in this race through to super tuesday when you have 16 states voting, and she has been putting a lot of money into ad campaigns, she said that she will not kiss the ring, and she says, and the rest are neatly at your peril, but it appears to be a significant challenge, and is unlikely to be a hero�*s return for nikki haley, here in south carolina. hero's return for nikki haley, here in south carolina.— in south carolina. thank you, the bbc's helena _ in south carolina. thank you, the bbc's helena humphrey - in south carolina. thank you, the bbc's helena humphrey in - in south carolina. thank you, the bbc's helena humphrey in south | bbc�*s helena humphrey in south carolina. nhs bosses warm the five—day walk—out will cause major disruption. they say hospital operations and check ups will be worst hit as half of doctors in hospitals are junior doctors. we arejust going we are just going to leave you with these live pictures from kyiv. these are recorded pictures. this

they were born here at tubing ins, university hospital, my so sorry, infection. the father, as glad that his daughters and their mother are all doing well. and that is twins can look forward to a lifelong sibling relationship. he's a little jealous. in fact, i have to cancel and own a child, and that's how i grew up and was raised. but i also felt a bit alone. you know, you'll never be alone with a twin. you'll always have someone to play with. they'll help you in school. you know, just always having someone bio site is very, very valuable and i hope it stays that way for life. and i think the twins also have a special relationship. this on that as that happens to all a regular siblings and fraternal twins, share about 50 percent of their dna. the genetic blueprint of identical twins on the other hand, is almost exactly the same researchers and tubing and want to take advantage of this and are studying twins to better understand the common diseases. which health problems are already anchored in the genes and which are generated by external influences. the researc

have booths there our various big universities, hospitals where patients with ipd come there. they are working and these hospitals have both an exchange of experiences and the fact that they were able to present their own abilities in performing various medical tasks there. thank you very much , dr. qayamat, please, thank you, good luck , stay healthy, dear and honorable compatriots , have a blessed eid with us. it's 43 minutes long and we are at your service, dear and respected viewers, with the sabah salam program. let's go to the international part of today's morning program , mr. shahzamani , good morning. hello , i am at your service, mrs. hajipour. good morning to you, dear viewers. what we will follow today at the international table is the continuation of international support for the oppressed palestinian people , as in the past weeks . i will discuss this issue with mr. sohrabi expert in west asian issues. mr. sohrabi, hello , good morning. after the attack on rafah , it seems that international support for the people of gaza has become more visible. tell us about t

the largest hospital in the state of alabama, university of alabama hospital, has said that it is puttingrocedures on hold for the time being while it evaluates the potential implications of this ruling by the alabama supreme court last week. there is concern that doctors and patients could be the subject of criminal or civil proceedings in the light of this decision by the justices or indeed find themselves susceptible to large fires. reaction to this has been swift. the national infertility association hearing states has said it is heartbroken in a statement by the decision of the university hospital in alabama and it also in the statement goes on to say that this new legal framework in statement goes on to say that this new legalframework in its view could make it impossible, and state in the state of alabama for ivf treatment to be offered. 50 alabama for ivf treatment to be offered. ., ~ ., ., alabama for ivf treatment to be offered. ., ~ ., , offered. so far alabama is the first actor _ offered. so far alabama is the first actor passed _ offered. so far alabama is the first actor pa

so nash one university of hospital. this is one of the top university hospitals in sole and junior doctor is make up more than 40 percent of the doctor population trust. you can imagine the impact that their absence has been having over the past more than one week. uh they have been offering they had been offering bedside care for ice, used yours and cancer voice. so these are tests that are being done by senior doctors and nurses. uh for the interim. now we are also starting to see fishers from the doctor community here. and so the director of as a new hospital coming out just health the inter and residence to return to the job . so it gets time to return to the side of the patients and is that they will work with them to rebuild a better medical system. this is in direct conflict with the message we've been hearing from the reading medical association, which is crushing forward in opposition to that plan to raise the number of medical entries to 52000 and starting next year. it is. thank you very much indeed that soon

next, newsnight has been reporting on concerns from within university hospitals sussex nhs foundation trust for months. and today, the trust's board met, after a report from the royal college of surgeons warned of a "culture of fear when it came to the executive leadership team". joe's back and has led our coverage of the sussex trust. joe, what did we learn today? i suppose we find out more about how those at the top of the trust you the crisis they have been facing in recent months, in particular, the investigation into 105 cases of alleged medical negligence in two surgery departments. there is also this week this royal college of surgeons report that has been pretty damning about the management culture right at the top, including accusations of bullying. it's probably worth pointing out who the key people who took part in the word meeting today, which is public and thus about 3.5 hours, first come on the left, the chair of the board since 2018, and the ceo on the right of your screen there, he has been in that position less than two years but recently was in a senior role, so both

ruling by the alabama supreme court classifying embryos as children, the largest hospital in the state of alabama, the universityes on hold for the time being whilst it evaluates the potential implications of this ruling by the alabama supreme court last week, there is concern that doctors and patients could be the subject of criminal or civil proceedings in the light of this decision by the justices, or indeed find themselves susceptible to large fines. now, reaction to this has been swift. the national infertility association here in the united states has said it is heartbroken in a statement by the decision, the decision of the university hospital in alabama. and it also in that statement goes on to say that this new legal framework, in its view, could make it impossible in the state of alabama for ivf treatment to be offered. david, so far, alabama is the first state to pass such a ruling. could other states look to do the same? well, that is a possibility, of course, steve. and there are concerns amongst some here that this sort of thing could raise the cost of ivf treatment because it could put up malpract

they are also prescribed in university hospitals with a contract that has been concluded. it is to be free in their hospitalization in hospitals. in this ceremony , the successful retirees and pensioners of the social security organization were honored along with a video communication with the country's retirees in some cities. the population of retirees covered by the social security organization is about four million people. hosseinieh bai of sed and sima news agency. welfare deputy. minister of tawan work and social welfare announced the start of the government's incentive plan. this plan includes about 61 million people from the first 7 tenths and continues until the 17th of ardi behesht next year. 1st to 3rd tithe was subsidized by 400 thousand tomans per person. now it is 620 thousand tomans. how much was the 3rd to 7th tenth of his subsidy? you used to spend from your own subsidy, and if you filled the ceiling of 200 thousand tomans , it would not have been 199 thousand tomans. if you filled the ceiling of 200 thousand tomans, 120 five cities and 30 border villages

they are also in university hospitals, with the contract that has been concluded, it has been stipulated that their stay in the hospitals will be free. in this ceremony, along with a video communication with the country's retirees in some cities, from the successful retirees and pensioners of the tamin organization. socially honored. the population of retirees covered by the social security organization is about four million people. hosseini bai, radio and television news agency. deputy welfare minister of cooperatives, labor and social welfare since the beginning of the government's incentive scheme news tomorrow 1 to 3 people, 400 thousand tomans subsidy, now it is 620 thousand tomans, for 3 to 7 people, how much was the subsidy, 300 thousand tomans, it was 520 thousand tomans, but you can pay that 400 thousand tomans. you can spend 300,000 tomans wherever you want , there are no conditions, that is, if you were supposed to go 200,000 tomans before , you would spend from your subsidy, and if you meet the ceiling of 200,000 tomans if you did, it was 199,000 tomans, it would not be possi

the issues of ensuring the safety of schools, universities, hospitals and other social institutions injects of the federation should remain under the constant control of the ministry of emergency situations. we must not reduce attention to places of mass stay of citizens. all such facilities must fully comply with modern safety requirements. moscow, defending its interests and advocating for a better future for the world , is at the forefront of this struggle. in an attempt to control the chaos, it destabilizes region after region. sergei lavrov stated this while speaking at the government hour in the state duma. the head of the ministry of foreign affairs emphasized that strengthening russia’s sovereignty remains one of the main areas of work. and the hostile line of the collective west not only creates threats, but also opens up additional opportunities for developing relations with other countries, including china. anastasia kobazeva listened to the minister’s statement. in high spirits, sergei lavrov, accompanied by a deputy. goes to the so-called government hour, but there are so

brenda kelly is a consultant of attrition at oxford university hospital. she joins us from oaks with in the you can now thank you very much for being with us here on out to 0. as we just heard the almost $3000.00 and babies born a month and roughly it would be overwhelming in normal circumstances for, for town that is generally small. seen a huge influx, one and a half 1000000 people now living there is simply no health facilities to help. then the newborn babies, all the mothers at this point in time. what sort of effect does that have on you? bones on both sides representative coming on. i mean it's, it's a devastating situation. and in normal times in golf, as an attorney system was somebody from china was lack of some of the essential drugs and times. and also guy overworked and how 40 megabytes and doctors, the 2 biggest hospitals that were having to turn to us and they'll sheet. but now sir, i know i can not work for not functioning a tool. okay. and overall, to the terms we have that both because the birth, i mean they just simply not able to cope.

best most as domestically. russ milne calliah theory is head of psychiatry at the renowned university hospital. she think big effects off to just one. yeah, of legalization when to china there's a potential people to try and kind of best of them before taking it for the 1st time of us on the proportion of young uses under the age of 20 has risen in particular opened from just on to one percent of tool much 10 percent pump significantly more than before, legalize ation. legalize the potential dangers of cannabis use include psychosis, addiction and relapse. the doctor sees only disadvantages and recreational use, but she does believe in the benefits for medical purposes. for example, in pain therapy is many of the hoped for economic benefits of all. so going to get to chicago doesn't see a bright future riser, but she's still pushing us about her business. let's see if you like, the smell of coffee blossom instead of tobacco. there's also a lavender, maybe that are makes so the, instead of using the, the new government in thailand is now even considering a bond on recreational consumption. the

to see of these are it's within the doctor community here at the director of the so national university hospital, one of the top 5 hospitals here in sol sent out an e mail to be doing our doctor is urging them to return to the side of the patients for the last saying that their sincerity has been noticed promising that they will work with that to build back a better medical assistance. ranking ranks with the message as we had medical association, which is warning a big rally on sunday. eunice, thank you very much. and again, it's kim talking to us from so security forces in charge of surrounded the headquarters of the main opposition policy. dom is blocked, roads and the capital in gemini, and there are reports of interruptions to the internet. become done follows the killing of several people in an attack on the national security agency. the government claims the so called the socialist party without borders or p s f to your gardens president of luxury is the landscapes being lobbying bulk of nations for more weapons and supports in the war against russia is being to all been here. the very met

so the actual university hospital is one of the big 5 hospitals being impacted by this walk out by thousands of interns and also resident doctors effective at 6 am this morning. the training you doctor is playing out size role in hospital operations, including offerings, bedside care and they are the core of emergency services. here. now already we are hearing of patients being informed that there is surgeries and their cancer treatments have been postponed in definitely because they don't know when these in turns and resident doctors will be returning to work. now the collection collective action is part of a wider movement by dr. is here in south korea, pushing back against a government plan to significantly raise the number of medical school and for and starting next year by 2000. and currently it stands at just a little over $3000.00. now, there is also the real possibility that physicians, more physicians will turn in resignation letter is to in protest of this government plan, which would be terrible news for a country that prides itself in offering some of the best medical care in the

i'll get to answering that question, but just to set up the stage where we're at so national university hospital, it is one of the top 5 hospitals being directly impacted by this walk out of thousands of interns and resident doctors that came into effect the 6 am this morning. are they plan outsize role in the operations of these hospitals, including offerings, bedside parents, they are critical in emergency care units. now the group representing them to issue a statement statement, moments ago to say that they were taking the collective action because the government plan to significantly increase the number of medical school entrance by 2000 effective next year from the some 3000. that's in place currently is in for sufficient and has essentially ignore their input on the issue to only be labeled as risks to society. they are calling for meaningful dialogue to start with the government. now the korea medical association, which includes the larger uh swab of senior doctor, is, has said that the plan to use, like a government put out is insufficient at not well thought out. it has a, they have ac

these symptoms can be very frightening for those affected as doctor to bu, guy from heidelberg university hospital explains the end up who told somebody a blood pressure can lead to headaches or ringing in the is a faster or more intense heart beat. cause this dumping sensation in the chest of american vehicles because these are all potential symptoms of a panic attack on the real product of evolutionary development. when we needed to run away, i'll find you an understanding for although he is the party as misjudging things, because it's not about life and death a year for what title. one does get caught, honestly on leaving one towards. after her 1st panic attacks, designer book and bag a really ventured out of her home. and then finally ponagorada sometimes wake up at nights and no reason with heavy breathing and my heart racing. i had this kind of fear of the next attack, but i couldn't identify a particular trigger game, the other the i'm so the fear of the fear is mostly less than the events itself. you still imagining these worst case scenarios. so they actually happened very rarely, but the

the duty department, we continue to release: complete security must be ensured in schools, universities, hospitalsimir putin spoke about this today, addressing participants of the extended board of the ministry of emergency situations via video link, the president highly appreciated the results of the rescuer’s work, and also noted that helping new regions introduce technologies... and for this , it is necessary to more actively use the capabilities of modern digital technologies, introduce new software that will allow you to quickly receive and analyze information about potential emergency situations. in addition, the president guaranteed that the salaries of the ministry of emergency situations employees will be indexed, they will help with housing and medical care, as the burden on the department is colossal, only for last year, rescuers eliminated about 300,000 emergencies, saved 6,000 people, and worked in new regions abroad. last year , about 35,000 tons of in-kind aid was delivered in 640 columns on the territory of the donetsk people's republic, lugansk people's republic, zaporozhye and kh

now we are outside, so national university hospital, this is one of those top 5. and this is where a junior doctor's account for more than 40 percent of the overall is dr. population . so you can imagine the impact their absence has had, as they have late he roles in bedside care when it comes to uh, e r rooms as well as cancer words, for example. and we are starting to see fisher is within the senior doctor community here in south korea, with the director of his hospital email, a junior doctor's last night. se calling on them to return to the patients where they belong. saying there is some series has been noted that they will work with them to build back a better medical system breaking ranks with the message that we've been hearing from the korean medical association. the main doctor's loppy in the country, which has for want of a large riley on sunday to push back against the government's plan to increase the number of medical school entries by 2000 starting next year. it is. thank you very much and enjoy this. kim, talking to is from so as well. then the u. s