On the day before the operation, the intern doctor or nurse shaves off the hair in the operation area for the patient, or gives the handbag to the patient to let the patient shave himself, which is still the daily work of many hospitals in China. However, such operations are not only complicated, but more importantly, they have seriously deviated from the international frontier view of infection control in surgical areas. Clove Garden will talk about this problem with you today to see how to prevent infection in the operation area. Can I shave my hair before surgery? The research on whether hair removal can effectively prevent infection in the surgical area began as early as the 1970s, and a Read More …

The tree in front of the radiotherapy department is dead! Day 1 The old director of the Department of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine took his reading glasses and turned around the tree for many times. He murmured, “The radiation is really strong. This thing can kill the tree through the wall!” The director of oncology department stood in front of the radiotherapy department and fixed his eyes on the tree. Then he said with trepidation, “This tree is too close to the linear accelerator. You see, it’s all dead!” The voice of the director of the General Surgery Department was always high, but he heard it without seeing him: Ah, the machine in your radiotherapy department is too Read More …

The Rio Olympics are over and finally subsided after two weeks of ups and downs of all kinds of blood, sweat and feelings. Put aside your feelings first. The Olympic Games, a top-level competition venue, is also a place where sports and commerce cooperate closely and closely-whether it is the contradiction between the swimming team and Zetao Ning, which respectively speak for the two major brands of milk in China, or the same cruel competition between major sporting goods companies. However, once the celebrity endorsement touches the field of medicine and health, it immediately changes its taste. Inviting celebrities to endorse is the best way for these medicine or health care products merchants to directly touch the audience on the Read More …

In 2008, researchers from Peking University Medical Science History Research Center introduced the historical story of China [barefoot doctors] to the world for the first time in the form of formal papers. This commentary, published in the famous medical journal Lancet, is entitled: China’s barefoot doctor: pass, present, and future The article collected the data of rural medical personnel and institutions in China from 1950 to 2000, and drew a picture of the past and [present]. The “Barefoot Doctors” program to improve rural medical conditions was launched in 1965 and abolished in 1985. Some of these barefoot doctors left the medical industry while the rest became rural doctors. More than ten years have passed since the publication of the paper, Read More …

Doctors, commonly known as [angels in white], should have been the kindest and purest profession in the world, and of course the most respected profession in the world. But this profession seems to have changed a little in China, because people find Chinese doctors [dishonest]. Two days ago, a patient vomited, [I don’t know whether I believe my eyes or your nonsense. Why do you lie all the time? ] I’m a little confused. Whether it’s explaining my illness or discussing the treatment plan, I didn’t say a word of lies! [Informed Consent] But it is clearly written. [Tell me, where did I lie? ] Keep your life regular! This is probably the lie that doctors tell most, and it Read More …