Doctors’ association says regular cannabis use can lead to irreversible brain damage in young people
The drugs may prove effective, but they are years away from being on the market
In the past 10 years, 40,000 doctors have left Romania to work in foreign countries
The vaccines will come from companies based in Germany and the United States
With one in four drugs currently unavailable, pharmacists are resorting to producing alternatives to cope with demand
Spain is to receive 5,300 doses, according to the European Commission, which says it is responding ‘in real time’ to the threat
Immune-deficient persons and pregnant women are most susceptible to the disease
Tens of billions of euros are being spent on Germany’s migrants, and healthcare costs are a major factor in these huge sums of money
Panic buying and lack of raw materials are both responsible for the lack of insulin in Russia
Alexandru Rafila insisted that commercially available iodine products lack effectiveness and are useless as a preventative treatment in the event of a nuclear disaster
Mask mandates and employers’ requirements for vaccination certificates will be scrapped from Monday
Just one day after Britain announced the phasing out of Covid-19 restrictions, an influential Hungarian doctor asks for the same measures in Hungary
Hospitals have been less overwhelmed than during previous waves of coronavirus
Israel has one of the highest vaccination rates in the world
An October ordinance made vaccination compulsory for all state and municipal employees
Slovenia could be the next country with a mandatory vaccination program if the country’s president has his way
New rule planned come into effect on January 10.
Alcohol consumption in 2020 rose by 10 percent from the previous year
African countries struggling to gain access to vaccines find a friend in Hungary
With France paying 100 percent of healthcare costs for illegal immigrants, the massive strain on the French budget is starting to show
People’s interest in corruption and, in particular, migration has declined, as only one-third of survey participants now see it as a very urgent problem
Hungarian cancer treatment is a model for regional countries, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in Budapest
One of the important guarantees of future security is for Hungary to become self-sufficient in the production of medical devices, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said at Tuesday’s inauguration ceremony of Beurer Hungária Kft in Veszprém
Hungary has one of the best vaccination rates in the world
Hungary currently ranks fourth in the world
The plant is expected to become operational at the end of 2022
Doctors, dentists and pharmacists will see a three-step increase in wages through 2023
Pandemic forces the measures
The previous record was 79 days
Americans have survived several crises but the coronavirus pandemic might test American society like nothing before
Students from Iran who disregarded voluntary quarantine have now brought coronavirus to Hungary
One patient was permanently blinded
German wages have already led to a huge loss of doctors in Czechia, but now a wage increase for social service workers could see medics and caregivers leave too
Hungarian surgeons turned to this treatment when medications were no longer effective
In 2019, the center transplanted 540 organs into 486 patients
Agriculture ministry gives full compensation to farmers
Many patients had to be transferred elsewhere
The V4 countries to join forces to negotiate drug prices.
A team of doctors from the Budapest Versys Clinic successfully performed ovarian tissue transplants on three patients, news portal Origo reports.
German health minister Jens Spahn (CDU) would like to see EU-level regulations against doctors moving to more affluent countries, he told Swiss paper Blick am Sonntag.
Doctors educated in Poland are an asset for western healthcare systems, says conservative Catholic daily “Nasz Dziennik”. Polish taxpayers are not getting value for money.
The number of active doctors in Hungary was 39,132 last year, the highest since 1960. The number of general practitioners, however, remains low.
The wasteful and inefficient Hungarian healthcare system is in urgent need of reform.
