90% viral suppression rate reached in London; most people on ART now have lower death rate than the general population The latest annual report on HIV diagnosis, treatment and testing in the UK should have come out, as they normally do, in advance of World AIDS Day, 1 December last year. It did not, due… Read More »
The start of a New Year represents new opportunities to refocus on HIPAA compliance efforts. Ransomware and phishing attacks seem to be drawing the majority of recent headlines, but a couple of human-based incidents have also come out recently. The insider or individual-based issues offer a good reminder that security can only be as strong… Read More »
And the one preventative method you should carry out to avoid catching the virus, according to Dr Jonathan Hayes, is to practice good hygiene. A GP and clinical chair at Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) CCG, Dr Hayes told SomersetLive: “One of the best ways to protect against norovirus is by practicing good… Read More »
Can bath salts really wash away health woes? From colds to eczema, our expert guide to the products that promise to improve YOUR condition A long soak in the bath may feel restorative, but can it improve your health? Once out of fashion, they are back in vogue, with a new generation of products Dr… Read More »
Test and measurement applications require connectivity solutions of the utmost quality to ensure measurements are precise and tested devices are fully operational. Without this, processes are slow, data is incorrect, and products don’t function as intended. HUBER+SUHNER will showcase its latest developments which guarantee these properties at DesignCon 2019, 30-31 January, Santa Clara. Designed to… Read More »
French toast and black coffee for breakfast, or oatmeal and bananas? If you’re planning to try to lose weight in 2019, you’re sure to find a fierce debate online and among friends and family about how best to do it. It seems like everyone has an opinion, and new fads emerge every year. Two major… Read More »
Brief Published Jan. 3, 2019 Dive Brief: Health Level Seven International released a new version of its Fast Health Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard, an interoperability framework aimed at improving data sharing between providers and patients. FHIR Release 4 will be submitted to ANSI as a normative standard, meaning future revisions will be backward compatible. The new… Read More »