The number of French medical students admitted may more than double in the next three years: Jiaotong University School of Medicine signs an exchange agreement in France

"Did Aunt Qi drink Congee this morning? How much did she drink? Did she vomit?". This means that the "eating difficulties" that have troubled Aunt Qi for over a decade have finally been resolved, and she can now be discharged smoothly. Aunt Qi held the hands of Professor Zhang Shuncai and Professor Zhou Pinghong, constantly thanking them, "Thank you to the doctors at Zhongshan Hospital. You are so amazing, I can finally eat smoothly!" Aunt Qi, 72, suffers from extremely severe congenital scoliosis, with a scoliosis angle of nearly 70 degrees and a height of only 115cm. For over a decade, he has been suffering from long-term throat pain and vomiting when eating, and has been diagnosed locally with "pharyngoesophageal diverticulum", also known as Qi A

Are you afraid of seeing your teeth? Do you know, this could be a dental phobia! Dental phobia refers to the abnormal psychological, physiological, and behavioral states of patients during dental visits, mainly manifested as tension, anxiety, inability to control emotions and behavior, accelerated heartbeat, sweating, abnormal blood pressure, pale complexion, and even avoidance behavior. It not only increases the difficulty of treatment operations for dentists, but also causes adverse consequences such as accidental ingestion of instruments, accidental injury to the tongue, lip and cheek mucosa, and facial skin. According to incomplete statistics, 90% of people suffer from dental phobia. The sound made by machines while looking at teeth and the smell of unique disinfectants in dentistry are unavoidable sources of fear. If there have been stressful and painful events, such as having unpleasant experiences in dentistry during childhood

At the arrival of the sixth "Chinese Doctor's Day", nine medical experts from Shanghai, including Renji Hospital affiliated to Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine, Tongji Hospital affiliated to Tongji University, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital affiliated to Fudan University, Shanghai Dermatology Hospital, and China Welfare Society International Peace Maternal and Child Health Care Center, including neurology, urology, otorhinolaryngology, ophthalmology, thyroid surgery, breast surgery, hematology, geriatrics, and dermatology, went to Karamay Central Hospital and Karamay Third People's Hospital to carry out free clinic activities. Among them, 6 experts are doctors dispatched by Tongji Hospital to aid Xinjiang, and 3 experts have traveled over 4000 kilometers to Ke to help local patients clarify their doubts. Urumqi residents drove over 400 kilometers with their father to a free clinic, where Patiguli underwent a small physical examination

Aunt Zhang likes to pick out her ears in her daily life, and is proficient in both cotton swabs and ear spoons. Two years ago, her right ear began to discharge pus, and she always thought it was otitis media. Occasionally, she used ear drops to drip on her ear. Last year, Aunt Zhang felt pain in her right ear. She took cephalosporins and traditional Chinese patent medicines and simple preparations to relieve pain, but didn't take it seriously. It wasn't until a month ago that she had bloody secretions in her ear and symptoms of her right eye not closing properly, which caught her attention. The doctor found granulation like new organisms in Aunt Zhang's right ear canal accompanied by bleeding, telling her that it may be a malignant tumor of the ear. Will malignant tumors still grow in the ears? In life, many people, like Aunt Zhang, have never heard of malignant tumors occurring in their ears. In fact, although malignant tumors of the ear are rare, the consequences are very serious, even life-threatening, and the incidence rate is about 1/1 million people,

Today is the 28th National Eye Care Day, and the Shanghai Association for Science and Technology, Fudan University Affiliated Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, and Zeiss have jointly released the "2023 Trend Report on Myopia Prevention and Control for Children and Adolescents in China". The report shows that 93.3% of doctors recommend parents to pay attention to axial length, while among many visual acuity tests, 62.2% of parents pay more attention to naked eye vision, with only 44.0% focusing on axial length. In March of this year, the Ministry of Education issued the "2023 National Key Work Plan for Comprehensive Prevention and Control of Myopia in Children and Adolescents", indicating a new era and direction for precise prevention and control of myopia in children and adolescents. The Ministry of Education previously released data showing that the overall myopia rate among children and adolescents in China in 2020 was 52.7%, still at a high level. In addition