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In July last year, the American Red Cross declared an emergency blood shortage - it simply wasn't receiving enough donations to help all the patients that needed blood. Now, researchers from the University of British Columbia may have found a way to address the problem, even if people aren't donating more: convert a less-usable blood type into one that anyone can … [Read more...] about Researchers Found a Way to Convert Donor Blood Into a Universal Type

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A woman suffering from beast cancer was agonisingly crushed to death during a treatment session by a malfunctioning radiation machine. Grandmother Valentina Minakova, 51, suffered fatal blows to her chest and abdomen as the medical apparatus squashed her in a hospital in the Russian city of Voronezh. 'She sustained body injuries that caused her death on the spot,' said … [Read more...] about Cancer patient crushed to death by malfunctioning radiation treatment machine

Researchers of a new study have identified dog breeds that pose the highest risk of biting children. The study aims to provide parents with information that can help them decide what type of dog to own. Dog Breeds Most Likely To Bite Children In the study published in the International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, Garth Essig, otolaryngologist at Ohio State's … [Read more...] about Study Identifies Dog Breeds Most Likely To Bite Children

What happens in the hospital stays in the hospital. Mostly because these healthcare providers were too tired to remember any of it. Day-old coffee, Cheetos, Sour Punch Straws… it sounds like the diet of a gamer who hasn't stepped away from their console for days, but it turns out junk food is practically a dietary staple for many medical residents—yes, the future MDs who … [Read more...] about How Do Medical Professionals Stay Awake During Long Shifts?