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The PE teacher wrote that doctors often criticize people for abusing emergency services, but when he needed a urologist, they offered him an appointment only in March. He described the situation as ironic and added that then doctors should not complain. #zdravotnictví #lékaři #pohotovost (translated)

The author stated that a Russian bomb hit two city buses in Kramatorsk in the morning. According to him, at least thirty people died and another eighteen were injured. Passengers, according to the author, were on their way to work, to the doctor, to visit family, or home; after the attack, the city halted public transport. He added that even a regular bus ride was no longer safe. https://t.co/854OuYDJy2 #Kramatorsk #bezpečnost #válka #RU (translated)

Minister of Health Adam Vojtěch plans to introduce mobile ambulances to improve access to medical care in rural areas, but doctors criticize this new initiative as inefficient and warn of disruption in continuity of care. #MobilníAmbulance #DostupnostPéče #Zdravotnictví (translated)

Vojtěch Gibiš wrote that on Monday night, Christy Pike's lawyers were informed that she was brain dead and breathing with the help of a ventilator, and that she would be disconnected from life support on Tuesday. However, on Tuesday, according to him, Pike woke up and began to communicate with doctors. Gibiš stated that she has a blood clot in her arm, both arms are swollen, and she cannot move them. She also cannot swallow and has pneumonia. According to the lawyers he quoted, she is angry, has come to terms with her death, and was trying to help during the execution. Her complete recovery, according to Gibiš, remained uncertain. He reported that the judge ordered the state to secure all evidence from the botched execution that evening. The defense lawyers wanted to seek a sentence change to life imprisonment and expected to face legal proceedings lasting at least several years. #justicetogether #zdraví #poprava (translated)

American Christa Pike, sentenced to death for brutal murder, remains in critical condition after a failed lethal injection execution, while her lawyers state that she is conscious and communicating, as doctors investigate the consequences of the unsuccessful execution. #ChristaPikeová #poprava #Tennessee (translated)

Jan Betlach stated that Naama Abu Rashid was, in his opinion, the youngest known victim of the massacre on October 7th and lived for 14 hours. Her mother, Sudjúd, an Israeli Bedouin in her ninth month of pregnancy, according to his post, was traveling with her husband in labor pains to Soroka Hospital in Beersheba when their car was fired upon by Palestinian terrorists at the Magen intersection. Sudjúd was hit in the stomach, and the child was injured even before birth. According to Betlach, doctors tried to save both the mother and the child; Naama was born alive but died after 14 hours. Betlach claimed that the attackers did not care that the family was Arab and Muslim, nor that Naama was a newborn. He urged people to remember her name when commemorating the victims of October 7th. He marked the post as another part of a series about the actions of Palestinian terrorists. #Paměť (translated)

Doctors in Brno have successfully used a graft from a deceased donor for the first time in the Czech Republic to repair damaged cartilage in a patient's knee, thereby introducing a new method with high effectiveness in the treatment of osteoarthritis. #chirurgie #náhradachrupavky #zdraví (translated)

In Ohio, there was a tragic mistake where doctors amputated the left leg of patient Sharon Jacks instead of the right, which led to a lawsuit against the hospital and revealed a failure to adhere to basic surgical verification procedures. #amputace #medicínskéchyby #právo (translated)

Due to health reasons, she closed her practice in 1939 and died on October 13, 1940. A commemorative plaque on the house at Na Moráni honors her, although it has an incorrect graduation date. By 1939, approximately twelve hundred women had graduated from medical school. Among scientific assistants from 1909 to 1939, women made up about fourteen percent, and by 1936, only two women had achieved the title of associate professor — both in the field of dermatology. Anna Honzáková was not among them. Today, the situation has turned completely upside down at first glance. While in Anna Honzáková’s time, women stood before closed doors, current medicine resembles an inverted funnel. Today, 65 to 66% of medical school graduates are women, and in regular practice, female doctors make up over 60% of all professionals. However, the higher you look into the management structures, the more women disappear. Among leading doctors and heads of departments, the proportion of women drops to 37%. Among the eight Czech medical faculties, there are eight deans — not a single one is a woman. A similar imbalance exists in academia: women make up only 15.7% of professors in Czech science, and in the management of universities or research institutions, women occupy only about 19% of positions. Anna Honzáková did not lead a university department, did not leave behind a named medical finding, nor did she manage a clinic. However, she had a practice whose waiting room was fuller than those of her colleagues, to whom the professorial body allowed an academic career. She paved the way for thousands of successors. The story of full recognition of female expertise and authority at the helm of healthcare continues even today. P.S.: Every day I bring a story about an overlooked female scientist. Help spread the #ZenyVeVede series – through reactions, comments, shares, or by following @tkapler, so you don't miss the next episode. What do you think about her legacy and the current imbalance of women in leadership? Isn't it time to change that? #ZenyVeVede #Zdravotnictvi #Rovnost (translated)

Doctors at the Motol University Hospital in Prague are developing and optimizing automatic oxygen dispensers for prematurely born children with chronic lung diseases, which could improve their care and expand this technology in clinical practice. #předčasněnarozené #kyslík #neonatologie (translated)

This is Doctor Shota Musajev, an Israeli dentist, who ran to the cockpit of Flydubai flight FZ1073. First, he got involved in a struggle with the attacker, then he saved the life of Captain Smit Machchhar after the co-pilot stabbed him during the flight. Wishing a speedy recovery to the injured Indian captain, and a deep bow to the Israeli dentist. #hrdina #zdravotnictví #letadlo (translated)

Doctors in the Netherlands have, for the first time in history, ended the life of a two-year-old child who was suffering from severe health complications and, according to its parents and doctors, was in a hopeless situation, with this step leading to a court assessment that confirmed appropriate care during the process. #eutanazie #děti #zdravotnípéče (translated)

„Lékárna se pak vlastně nabízí jako jedno z nejdostupnějších zdravotnických zařízení, ať ve smyslu lokální dostupnosti, nebo i časové,“„Spousta lidí, kteří se chodí pravidelně očkovat, řekne, že když nějaký rok na očkování nešli, tak to bylo proto, že nenašli čas se objednat ke svému praktickému lékaři,“ citovala z průzkumu výkonná ředitelka APLEKS Irena Storová. #očkování #chřipka #zdravotnictví