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7 days in healthcare (October 11-17, 2021)

08/11/2021 in The Health Week /by david@aderal.es

INTERNATIONAL A British Parliament report “Coronavirus: Lessons Learned to Date” is highly critical of the government’s policies in the face of the pandemic. The report is not just about covid, but about how decisions are made in government. Confinement was not decreed until March 24, 2020 in the United Kingdom (BMJ, Oct 15, 21) “Decarbonization […]

7 days in healthcare (October 18-24, 2021)

08/11/2021 in The Health Week /by david@aderal.es

Summary At the international level, the WHO publishes a report on strengthening the resilience of health systems after the covid, betting on primary care and on research and innovation in health systems. Although the pandemic seems to be in regression in many developed countries (USA, European Union, not in the United Kingdom, with some 50,000 […]

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7 days in healthcare (July 15th-21st, 2024)21/07/2024 - 20:00
Summary Biomedicine The benefits of GLP-1 medications, beyond obesity. These medications may be useful in a wide variety of chronic conditions. There are multiple clinical trials underway. The next decade is likely to allow for greater potential for GLP-1 drugs. The fertility industry. Economic factors are delaying couples’ willingness to have children, which produces […]
7 days in healthcare (July 8th-14th, 2024)14/07/2024 - 22:22
Summary Biomedicine Four decades of orphan drugs. The Orphan Drug Act (ODA) was approved in the USA in 1983, due to the lack of commercial interest in the development of these drugs. The law that developed incentives for production, the duration of patents and research was a success and more than 800 indications have already […]
7 days in healthcare (July 1st-7th, 2024)07/07/2024 - 18:36
Summary Biomedicine Anniversary of IVF. The first in vitro baby turns forty years old, with the technique becoming the new normal. After 40 years of development and 12 million children born thanks to it, the technique has reached maturity, with less invasive techniques, more effective procedures and a change in the patient profile. “Common […]