Progress expected in forces care
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A report into the care and training of military recruits is expected to find siginifcant improvements.
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Improvements are still needed to give this company a firm foundation.
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Beds and meds will color in the week that lies ahead.
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The Selective Service is updating contingency plans for a draft of health care workers in case of an emergency that overwhelmed the military's medical corps.
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Health-care initiatives aimed at federal retirees and employees are under consideration in Congress and in the Bush administration.
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LONDON, Aug 24 (IPS) - More than 700 professionals in the health field   from 107 countries will gather in London next week to push  forward a  delivery of reproductive health services that has been  slowing down if  not stalling.
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Pre-clinical trial results are mixed, but mark a major step forward for developing human treatments.
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The new chairman of a health trust criticised over clostridium difficile deaths says care is improving.
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A health trust may have to bring in new practices to better monitor the hospital bug Clostridium difficile.
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NHS patients in Scotland are being treated quicker than ever, the latest snapshot of figures shows.
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Questions are being raised about the NHS's ability to push ahead with plans to close services.
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Ministers say they are getting to grips with hospital bugs as they set out measures in the fight against them.
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US health officials are demanding better infection control methods in military hospitals after a number of infections were reported among forces injured in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Selected groups of patients are this week being notified about the results of a risk assessment exercise for blood plasma products.
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Public expectations of the NHS are running ahead of what the health service can deliver, research suggests.
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The packaged food outfit is taking some important steps that should contribute to improved results down the road.
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Casualty departments are still failing to treat people quickly enough, according to the latest figures.