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The race to a COVID-19 vaccine development means also mistakes and some mess, sometimes. That's why Harvard Medical School continues its researches in medicine, biomedical research, medical education and policy related to the SARS-CoV-2…

Ten per cent of COVID-19 case are nurses, however, according to the International Council of Nurses, governments are not prioritizing them. And this could influence both healthcare workers and patients safety.

After COVID-19, India will be probably even more torn apart. In particular, healthcare is experiencing continuous uncertain. Will doctors, nurses and paramedics be the key for the country to reprise in healthcare?

Dialysis center runs out water but did not received emergency water tanks in time since the water disruption in Selangor (Malaysia) occurred last week. So nurses asked firefighters for help.

Children and vaccination: the World Health Organization (WHO / WHO) has launched a vaccination campaign in the Banadir administrative region of southeast Somalia to vaccinate about 400,000 children against polio and measles.

After all the protests that shook entire Scotland on student paramedics bursary, now it appears that the government will review their support conditions.

India, healthcare workers on strike. They ask for more appropriate wages, recognition of their work and need for gloves and masks. 

The emergency medical service of Sicily is the protagonist of a happy-ending story. A COVID-19 positive migrant woman gives birth on the helicopter during a MEDEVAC delivery from Lampedusa island.

Life in ambulance and suicide risk. Responders of an ambulance crew are subjected to stressful, often not only emotional, considerable loads. How much of this can determine, or can be part of, suicide?

Poor oxygenation is the main disease that affects patients with ARDS due to COVID-19. Italian researchers are going to show their experience of inhaled nitric oxide during COVID-19 mechanical ventilation.