Medicine
News about healthcare — hospitals, medical services, new technologies, reforms, and health initiatives.
Hantavirus: understanding calmly and laying out the facts
What is "hantavirus," how is it transmitted, how dangerous is it, are there cases in Bulgaria, and why do experts not expect a new pandemic – a detailed breakdown with examples and data.
Bulgaria introduces a digital cancer registry: Over 120 indicators for better care
The Ministry of Health is creating a modern national database for cancer patients. The system will track 120 indicators for more precise treatment planning.
Dental implants - the modern solution for restoring a smile
Dental implants have long been not just a modern alternative in dentistry, but one of the most reliable and long-lasting solutions for restoring missing teeth.
100 New Outpatient Clinics in Bulgaria: BLS Warns of Critical Staff Shortage
The Bulgarian Medical Union expresses serious concern: building new outpatient clinics is pointless without doctors. See the main problems facing healthcare.
Rise in Measles Cases in Bulgaria: What Do the Latest Data Show?
The number of people infected with measles in the country has reached 153 cases. Learn about the new cases, symptoms, and the importance of vaccination.
More Flu Vaccines for Children: Why is it important?
Assoc. Prof. Uzunova and Assoc. Prof. Batselova explain the importance of influenza vaccination in children, considering the statistics on the spread of viral infections and complications. The benefits of vaccines are discussed, including reducing antibiotic resistance and protecting the most vulnerable groups.
Revolution Medicines drug almost doubles survival in pancreatic cancer in key trial
Revolution Medicines' oral anti-tumor drug "adagrasib" showed a median overall survival of 13.2 months versus 6.7 months with standard chemotherapy in a phase 3 trial in previously treated metastatic pancreatic cancer - a result that could overturn treatment standards and boosts interest in a potential company acquisition deal.
Neonatal Screening Expanded in Bulgaria: Early Diagnosis for Rare Diseases
The Ministry of Health is expanding neonatal screening to detect rare diseases earlier and improve children's quality of life. A working group has been established to develop proposals.
Measles in Bulgaria: 14 New Cases, 94 Total as of April 7th
As of April 7th, 94 cases of measles have been registered in Bulgaria, including 14 new ones. Immunization is mandatory. The disease is highly contagious and is transmitted through airborne droplets.
WHO declares antibiotic resistance a global health emergency
WHO has declared antibiotic resistance a global health emergency, following data on over 1.1 million direct deaths annually and rapidly increasing bacterial resistance to treatment. A new stage of international political and scientific action is beginning.
Free Flu Vaccines for Children: New Program from the Ministry of Health
The Ministry of Health is offering free flu vaccines for children up to 17 years old, with the aim of improving children's health and building collective immunity. The program provides for two types of vaccines and is aimed at reducing healthcare costs.
The Ministry of Health is establishing a fund to combat gambling addiction
The Ministry of Health has published for public discussion a draft ordinance establishing a fund to finance activities for the prevention and treatment of gambling addiction. The mobile application “eZdrave” already has a special section with information.
Istanbul: Hollywood smile and implants at an affordable price in 5–7 days
Find out why patients from Europe choose Istanbul for Hollywood smile, veneers and implants: modern clinics, short treatment times and significant savings without compromising on quality.
World Tuberculosis Day: How to Protect Children?
Pediatric pulmonologist Dr. Zheni Stoichkova on tuberculosis in children: the risk hasn't passed, awareness and early diagnosis are important.
Modern dental medicine in Burgas: how new technologies are changing dental treatment
Digital technologies, lasers and modern equipment are changing the way teeth are treated today. The procedures become more precise, faster and significantly more comfortable for patients.