Kenan Raddawi

Kenan Raddawi, M.D., studied medicine at Damascus University Faculty of Medicine in Syria before the Syrian War required him to leave his country and transfer to Aureus University where he obtained his medical degree in 2016. He is greatly interested in staying up-to-date on innovative medical technologies and devices that are currently being developed worldwide and learning how these can improve patient care. He hopes to work on and develop medical technologies and devices of his own in the future through collaborating with other healthcare professionals.

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December 27th, 2021 We have all been living through a life-altering pandemic. As a result, words such as “oxygenation” and “pulse oximetry” have become mainstream and the general public has increased the use of pulse oximeters. This should come as no surprise since hypoxia (i.e., low blood oxygen level) is one of the hallmarks of COVID-19...
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March 12th, 2019 Let’s face it, today’s fast-paced and viciously competitive world has made stress inevitable. Our brains are constantly bombarded with tasks and distractions, leaving many of us worn out. Although it is known that meditation can help many of us to step away from all our stressors and give our overactive brains a break, starting...
Pediatrics

February 18th, 2019 QTrobot, pronounced “cutie robot,” was developed by the Luxembourgian company LuxAI and introduced to early adopters back in 2018. It is a expressive and engaging humanoid robot designed to assist in teaching autistic children essential social skills. One may think: "How can a robot help in the management of a condition...
Medicine

January 25th, 2019 We all know the feeling: setting our alarm and trying to fall asleep, only to recognize that the brain has a different plan and refuses to calm down. Therefore, we end up tossing and turning, checking the time every 10 minutes to see how long we have left before we have to get up, and dreading the way that we will feel and function...
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November 27th, 2018 Spire, a San Francisco-based company best known for its stress management and activity tracker called Stone, has recently launched their new product, Health Tag. Health Tag is a health-tracking device designed to overcome some of the limitations present in many of today’s wearable devices, such as limited battery life or having to...
Emergency Medicine

October 3rd, 2018 Trauma is a leading cause of death and disability worldwide. To this day, it remains the number one cause of death for individuals under the age of 47. Studies show that blood loss, or the consequences thereof, accounts for nearly 40% of these trauma deaths and about half occur at the scene of the injury or en route to the hospital....
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September 19th, 2018 We spend around one-third of our life sleeping, and as we all know, the quality of our sleep directly affects how we feel and function the following day. Those of us looking for a better night’s sleep often start by searching for a “better” pillow, but what does that mean? We have all heard companies claim to have the most...
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July 24th, 2018 Stress is killing us. Daily demands and pressures all too often preoccupy our thoughts, leaving us feeling overwhelmed and exhausted. Recent clinical data suggest that more than 70 percent of American adults regularly experience psychological and physical symptoms caused by stress, which include fatigue, headaches, muscle tension,...
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