A New South Wales tribunal found surgeon Dr Liu-Ming Schmidt guilty of professional misconduct, barring her from practice for six months. She failed to detect cancer in one patient and operated on the wrong end of another's bowel, contributing to his death, among other substandard treatments.
Dr. Liu-Ming Schmidt, a surgeon in southern NSW, has been banned from practicing for six months after the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal found her guilty of professional misconduct, including operating on the wrong end of a patient's bowel contributing to their death and failing to identify cancer during a colonoscopy.
Humanoid robots successfully performed remote surgery for the first time. The program also features insights from the infinite scroll inventor on social media and a carbon capture solution for cargo ships.
UK government departments and major media organizations like the BBC and Channel 4 are increasingly decentralizing operations from London to regional hubs. This shift, exemplified by the BBC's successful move to Salford, aims to devolve power, create regional opportunities, and foster economic growth, despite initial skepticism and some challenges.
Pakistan is witnessing a surge in violence against women, with cases of murder, acid attacks, rape, and domestic abuse escalating. Dr. Summaiya Syed-Tariq highlights societal normalization of aggression and disbelief towards survivors, emphasizing the need for better documentation and a femicide observatory.
A retiree is suing former Hong Kong plastic surgeon Franklin Li for over HK$12 million, allegedly owed from a loan to fund Li's defense against a manslaughter charge stemming from a botched botox procedure.
Surgeons found a live 10-inch tapeworm in a 71-year-old man's abdomen during surgery for a painless inguinal hernia. The man reported a similar incident four years prior. The worm was identified as Spirometra erinaceieuropaei, causing sparganosis, a rare human infection.
A proposal called "Death by Organ Donation" suggests surgeons could remove organs from euthanasia patients while alive, making organs more viable for transplant. This idea, supported by some bioethicists, faces strong opposition due to ethical concerns and potential damage to trust in end-of-life care and organ donation systems.
A former NHS surgeon, Salil Korambayil, has been convicted of rape and sentenced to 14 years. His former partner, Angharad, shares her experience of discovering his crimes, detailing his manipulative behavior and the emotional toll it took.
Dentist Muskan Soni publicly apologized for mocking Pune realtor Ketan Agrawal's death in a video, citing her "funny personality." She was subsequently suspended for five years by the All India Dental Students and Surgeons Association (AIDSA) for her "inappropriate remarks." Agrawal's death is under investigation as a murder, with two individuals arrested.
A documentary follows British nerve surgeon Mohammad Tahir and his colleagues as they work in Gaza's barely operational hospitals during the 2024-25 war, treating severe injuries, including those of children, amidst bombings, blackouts, and critical supply shortages, supported by FAJR Global.
Shanghai MicroPort MedBot's Toumai Remote robot gains EU's CE mark, enabling free market access in Europe. The system, already used in the UK for remote surgeries, integrates 5G for procedures in multiple specialties.
An 85-year-old woman died after a Hong Kong surgeon operated on her stomach instead of her colon. An investigation found "confirmation bias" led to the error, prompting calls for the surgeon's dismissal.
Researchers found aconitine, a toxin from wolfsbane, on 14th-century surgical tools from the tomb of Chinese surgeon Xia Quan. This provides physical evidence that Ming dynasty surgeons used a toxic plant concoction for anesthesia, supporting ancient texts.
A 37-year-old doctor, Minakshi, was found dead in Jalandhar. Her husband, eye surgeon Piyush Sood, faces charges of abetting suicide following allegations of harassment, physical abuse, and financial misconduct, including a large loan taken in her name without consent.
Adam Hamawy, an American surgeon of Egyptian origin and former US Army soldier, has won the Democratic primary in New Jersey's 12th congressional district. His campaign focused on opposing what he describes as Israeli influence in American politics. He is expected to win the general election in November, potentially becoming the fifth Muslim congressman.
A series of shocking incidents, including a fake heart surgeon and a sex-for-grades scandal, have gone viral in Egypt, dominating social media trends and sparking public outcry.
Adam Hamaoui, a US Army veteran and surgeon of Egyptian origin, won the Democratic primary in New Jersey's 12th congressional district. His campaign focused on opposing Israeli influence in US policy. He is expected to win the general election in November and become the fifth Muslim congressman.
Streamer Braden Peters, known as Clavicular, broadcast his rhinoplasty surgery live on Kick, attracting thousands of viewers. The event, featuring celebrity surgeon Dr. Michael Salzhauer, sparked debate about cosmetic surgery as live entertainment.
Consultant neurologist Orlando Swayne advocates for intensive neurorehabilitation, challenging the notion that severe brain injuries are irreversible. His book highlights neuroplasticity's potential for life-changing improvements, stressing the moral and economic imperative for adequate therapy, despite current service deficits.
Barnaby Joyce urged anti-abortion activists to 'keep the fires burning' in Sydney. Concerns are mounting over Labor's NDIS overhaul, a "franken-can" was named worst plastic packaging, and Trump reportedly argued with Netanyahu. Weight-loss drugs may cut cancer risk.
Mehmet Oz, CMS Administrator, called President Trump's opponents "stupid" and "lost" during a White House briefing, responding to a question about "Trump Derangement Syndrome."
Paralympian and NHS surgeon John McFall is one step closer to becoming the first physically disabled astronaut in orbit, following a new UK government and US commercial space company Vast agreement.
John McFall, a British Paralympian and surgeon, could become the first person with a physical disability to live in orbit. The UK government has partnered with US company Vast to fund his potential mission to the Haven-1 space station, launching possibly in 2027.
