Reducing supplementary oxygen given to intensive care patients does not deliver any clear and obvious health benefits or harm ...

The NHS has published its latest performance figures for hospitals ... Overall waiting list The waiting list for routine ...

Models suggest that Earth’s oxygen levels could drop as low as those of Archean Earth, when microbial life was the only life to be found on our little blue and green planet.

The report found near-bottom levels of dissolved oxygen in the waters off of Washington, Oregon and Northern California in 2021. JPR’s Roman Battaglia talked to Jack Barth, professor of ...

Oxygen therapy can help people with certain health conditions, such as emphysema, sleep apnea, or severe COVID-19, get enough oxygen to stay well and function. Oxygen therapy may be a temporary ...

NHS Lanarkshire has tested a digital system ... “The new system moves away from using paper charts to record key clinical observations such as blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen levels and temperature ...

How body reacts to high or low oxygen levels: Study(AFP) But with scant research on the topic, scientists have known little about how the body senses too much oxygen. Now, a new study from ...

Oxygen Levels: Their findings, reported in the journal Science Advances, explain how breathing air with different levels of oxygen--from too little, to just right, or too much--affects the ...

Reducing oxygen levels in critically ill children on mechanical ventilators in intensive care could save tens of young lives each year, finds a new study led by researchers at UCL and Great Ormond ...

Oxygen is currently one of the most common treatments used in emergency situations, which can be adjusted by doctors or nurses depending on how much oxygen is in patients’ blood. If scaled up across ...

The NHS is rolling out a new early warning system for doctors and nurses treating children to quickly identify deterioration, escalate care, and act on parental concerns. The system allows doctors to ...

Parents and carers are "at the heart of the new system", NHS chiefs say. Scores for signs such as blood pressure, heart rate and oxygen levels will be tracked on a chart.