Health news this week: fairer diagnoses, space for grief, and a disease that disappears

Over the past few days, healthcare has shown that old practices can change when there is good reason to do so. Doctors are adjusting guidelines, schools are finding new ways to support children, and an entire region is becoming free of a disease that causes blindness. Three stories that demonstrate how care can become fairer and more accessible to those who need it most. The four largest cardiovascular organizations in the world have, for the first time, jointly established a universal definition of a heart attack [1]. Three types of heart attack that occur up to ten times more frequently...