Research Articles
The Hidden Danger: Protecting Healthcare Warriors from Hepatitis B & C
Understanding the prevalence of hepatitis B and C among healthcare workers and strategies for protection in medical settings.
The Invisible World in Our Palms: Bacteria on Healthcare Workers' Cell Phones
Exploring the microbial world found on healthcare providers' mobile phones in Cameroonian hospitals and its implications for infection control.
Beyond the Stethoscope: How Bangladesh is Rethinking Medical Education for Better Doctors
Exploring stakeholder perspectives on medical education quality in Bangladesh and innovative approaches to training better doctors.
Tuskegee as History, Tuskegee as Metaphor: Addressing Discrimination in Healthcare Education
Exploring how the Tuskegee Syphilis Study serves as both historical lesson and metaphor for understanding discrimination as a social determinant of health in medical education.
The Unseen Battle in the Veins: Tracking a Hidden Hospital Foe
Exploring catheter-related infections through a detailed study from two university hospitals in Iran, revealing infection rates, pathogens, and prevention strategies.
Unlocking the Body's Secrets: How Molecular Medicine is Revolutionizing Healthcare
Explore the groundbreaking field of molecular medicine and how it's transforming healthcare through Nobel Prize-winning discoveries and innovative research approaches.
The Invisible Revolution: How Tiny Microsystems Are Transforming Healthcare
Explore how Dr. Poonam Agarwal and colleagues are revolutionizing healthcare through microsystems technology, biosensors, and energy harvesting.
Beyond the Books: Why Medical Students' Understanding of Hepatitis Isn't Reaching Practice
Exploring the dangerous gap between medical students' knowledge of hepatitis and their preventive practices, with global research insights and solutions.