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In this short essay, the authors address the potential duty of healthcare professionals to report to public authorities when a person with dementia admits to still driving their own vehicle. They do so in light of preliminary data from the ...
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War hits the most vulnerable children hardest. In prolonged conflicts such as the one in the Gaza Strip, health and school infrastructure are destroyed, vaccinations and education are disrupted, while malnutrition and child mortality rise s...
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Historically a model of excellence and international cooperation, the Cuban healthcare system is now in a state of documented collapse. With a density of 8.4 doctors per thousand inhabitants, the island is facing an unprecedented crisis: su...