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The 'Diagnosa Bulgaria' project has revealed serious anomalies in the spending of public funds in hospitals. Analyses show huge discrepancies in drug prices and medical staff salaries.
Anxiety often manifests through physical symptoms and intrusive thoughts. Learn how to recognize your stress levels and discover 5 proven methods for rapid grounding and restoring emotional balance.
The Medical University of Varna marked 10 years of conducting the specialized summer school 'Introduction to Emergency Medicine.' The program combines theory and intensive practice for students.
Former Health Minister Dr. Mimi Vitkova criticizes the state of the Bulgarian healthcare system, pointing to the enormous out-of-pocket payments by citizens and the lack of control over the prices of medical devices.
From April next year, a ban on the sale of high-caffeine energy drinks to persons under 16 will come into force in England. The goal is to combat obesity and improve the mental health of young people.
Member of the NHIF Supervisory Board, Dr. Stoycho Katsarov, proposes a change in the drug procurement model. According to him, centralized negotiation by the health insurance fund would save 40-50 million euros annually.
Researchers from the University of Edinburgh have developed a model to identify viruses with high pandemic potential. The analysis shows that RNA viruses pose the greatest threat due to their ability to mutate rapidly.
A mass outbreak of the Cyclospora parasite, causing severe diarrhea, is being investigated in the USA. Experts warn that simply washing vegetables is not enough for protection.
Statistics for the period 2021–2025 reveal a new trend: Bulgarians are restructuring their diets, replacing bread with more fruits, vegetables, and organic products.
The 'Nana Gladuiš – One of 8' Foundation is organizing a series of events in Razgrad, including an information meeting and free ultrasound screenings for the early diagnosis of breast cancer.
The infectious disease department of the Regional Hospital in Blagoevgrad is completely full. In addition to summer intestinal infections, doctors are also reporting a trend of increasing cases of Lyme disease and infectious mononucleosis.
Drinking water is often considered a "magic" remedy for losing kilograms. Experts clarify how fluids affect metabolism and why the body often confuses thirst with hunger.
The Director of the National Center for Infectious and Parasitic Diseases (NCDC), Prof. Ива Христова, warns of an increase in gastroenteritis and emphasizes the importance of hygiene, restaurant inspections, and caution regarding tick bites.
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