The International Oncology Center, inaugurated in Thessaloniki with Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis in attendance, represents a €35 million investment and is set to commence operations in December. This state-of-the-art facility features 120 chemotherapy beds, advanced PET/CT systems, and specialized treatment…
The Summerhill Family Practice in Dublin, serving 2,600 medical-card patients, remains at risk of closure, contradicting Health Minister Stephen Donnelly’s claim that the issue has been resolved. The clinic’s troubling situation stems from a tax measure that burdens its operations….
Prostate Cancer Research advocates for screening high-risk men starting at age 45, emphasizing the need for better tests. Despite prostate cancer causing more deaths in men than breast cancer in women, current screening methods in the UK remain insufficient. Olympic…
Eighteen candidates are vying for seats in the Donegal General Election, addressing pressing local concerns like defective concrete homes, rising living costs, and hospital overcrowding. Fianna Fáil’s Pat ‘the Cope’ Gallagher seeks to regain a lost seat as Fine Gael’s…
A cardiologist at AHEPA Hospital in Greece has been sentenced to 18 months in prison with a three-year suspension for demanding a €5,000 bribe for an urgent angioplasty. The doctor, who was accused of taking bribes in 17 similar cases,…
Eighteen candidates are vying for five seats in Donegal’s upcoming General Election, with major concerns including defective concrete homes, hospital overcrowding, and cost of living. Fianna Fáil, Sinn Féin, and Fine Gael are prominently represented among the candidates, including notable…
In a recent interview, Dimitris Koutsoumbas, General Secretary of the Greek Communist Party (KKE), expressed deep concern for Greece’s ongoing challenges, including the climate crisis and inadequate infrastructure. He criticized the government’s handling of forest fires and flooding risks, advocating…
The tragic death of Susan Pollitt, whose inquest revealed medical negligence linked to a physician associate’s care, has sparked criticism of the NHS’s increasing reliance on these roles. Concerns about inadequate training and supervision of physician associates, who only undergo…
The inquest into the death of 77-year-old Susan Pollitt has raised serious concerns about the growing reliance on physician associates (PAs) in the NHS. Pollitt’s husband, Roy, criticized the health service for using what he termed ‘cheap labor’ in delivering…
The Martini Hospital in Groningen plans to produce more intravenous (IV) fluid bags to help mitigate the ongoing national shortage. Due to severe damage from Hurricane Helene, Baxter’s production facility in North Carolina has led to a significant drop in…
A recent GFS Bern survey reveals that public support for the Efas proposal has fallen, with 54% in favor if voting occurred today, down from earlier figures. The left-right divide has sharpened, particularly among social and green party supporters. Notably,…
As UK MPs discuss a proposed law to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill patients, opinions sharply divide. The bill, which would allow individuals expected to die within six months to choose assisted dying with medical approval, faces scrutiny over…
