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In the period from July 27 to August 1, nearly 4,600 people successfully paired their profiles in the "eHealth" application. The Ministry of Health's initiative aims to facilitate access to electronic health records with the support of the Regional Health Inspectorates (RHI) and Regional Health Insurance Funds (RHIF).
Clinical trials of new drugs and vaccines against Ebola are being conducted in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. As of August 1, over 3,700 cases and 1,657 deaths have been registered in the country.
According to a study by the Expert Club for Economy and Politics (EKIP), patient costs for medications partially or fully covered by the NHIF exceed 381 million euros for 2025.
Breastfeeding provides unique biological adaptability, supporting the baby's immunity and the mother's long-term health through a specific milk composition and hormonal balance.
Importers of medicines for rare diseases have sent a declaration to the National Assembly and the government, warning that proposed changes to the Medicinal Products Act could halt the supply of critical therapies.
As part of the 'Summer Without Risk' campaign, RHI – Sliven is organizing free and anonymous tests for HIV and sexually transmitted infections. The initiative includes consultations and mobile clinics in the region.
The World Health Organization confirms a categorical link between the intake of sausages, hot dogs, and bacon and the development of cancer. Processed meat products are classified in the same carcinogen group as tobacco smoking.
Scientists from the University of Wisconsin–Madison suggest that lower protein intake may improve metabolism and slow aging by activating autophagy.
The Association of Patients Active in Healthcare (APAZ) proposes measures to the Ministry of Health and the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) to improve access to technologies and self-monitoring, including expanding the use of insulin pumps and sensors.
Eight cases of West Nile fever have been registered in North Macedonia, with all those affected developing a severe neuroinvasive form of the disease. Most patients are adults over the age of 50.
The Japanese concept of 'Hara Hachi Bu' encourages consuming food until 80% of satiety capacity is reached. This approach is a key element of Okinawa culture, a region with an exceptionally high percentage of centenarians.
An international investigation reveals that ultra-processed food manufacturers are using lawsuits to delay the implementation of measures against unhealthy eating.
Starting August 1, additional medical teams and ambulances will be deployed along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. The initiative by the Ministries of Health and Tourism aims to ensure faster assistance during the peak of the tourist season.
Italy is facing a sharp surge in obesity cases among children and teenagers, especially in the southern regions. Experts point to the loss of traditional dietary habits and the transition to ultra-processed foods as the primary causes.
Orthopedist Dr. Hristo Mazneykov revealed the mechanisms leading to higher medicine prices in Bulgaria, such as the difference in the number of tablets per pack and an orientation towards re-export.
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