Posts about developing countries

When Pain Isn’t Believed: Medical Bias and the Inequality of Suffering

Image from Pixabay Pain is one of the most universal human experiences. It crosses age, culture, and geography. Yet in healthcare settings, pain is not[…]

The Wealth of Healthcare Knowledge

Image by Karolina Grabowska on Pexels Never underestimate the power of knowledge! In fact, it is a lot better to know a lot than worry[…]

An Incurable Cancer is no Longer Incurable

Image by Makysm from Wikipedia Cancer: Everybody’s Enemy Cancer is widely considered the most feared medical condition globally, affecting both urban and rural environments. While[…]

Asthma and Health Disparities: Understanding an Uneven Burden

Asthma is a common chronic respiratory condition that affects hundreds of millions of people worldwide. But while asthma can impact anyone, the burden of the[…]

Glucose in Real Time: The Rise of CGM for Lifestyle and Preventive Medicine

Image by the Honey Bee Suite Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) for people without diabetes is rapidly emerging as one of the most intriguing new health[…]

Prosthetics: The Advancement of Bionic Technology in the Past Few Decades

The Beginning of Prosthetics The war-focused civilizations of Antiquity evolved limb replacements due to the common impairment during battle. The earliest proof of prosthetics discovered[…]

Self-Care Along with Healthcare

Photo by wayhomestudio on Freepik There is the famous idea that health is the greatest joy of all. Indeed, having excellent health can make life[…]

Health Informatics Transforming Care: EHRs as a Digital Solution

Image from the University of Richmond Not so long ago, we lived in a world where every patient visit required health care professionals to shuffle[…]

How the Digital Divide Affects Health Equity

Image by Tima Miroshnichenko from Pexels Contemporary Perspective With the rapid technological advancements that have occurred in recent decades, there has been an increase in[…]

Maternal Mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa: Challenges, Progress, and the Path Forward

Photo by The Yuri Arcurs Collection from Freepik In Sub-Saharan Africa, pregnancy and childbirth remain among the most dangerous experiences a woman can face. Despite[…]

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