Adult women have to pay up to R$ 3,000 to get vaccinated against HPV in the private network
Many adult women in Brazil face high costs to obtain the HPV vaccine due to age limits and lack of comprehensive access in the public health system.
SAM: The Ministry of National Defense purchased protective equipment for healthcare institutions worth 323 thousand euros
The Lithuanian Ministry of Health announced the purchase of protective equipment worth over 323 thousand euros to strengthen the healthcare system's readiness for emergency situations.
Anambra assembly seeks CCTV installation in public hospitals
The Anambra State House of Assembly has resolved to install 24-hour CCTV surveillance in all public health facilities to combat medical negligence and rebuild public confidence in the healthcare system.
Claims of patient safety risks, 'toxic' workplace at health IT system probe
An inquiry into the Northern Territory's Acacia health patient record system has uncovered allegations of patient safety risks and a toxic workplace environment during its implementation.
World Obesity Day: More than One Million Bavarians Are Overweight
More than one million people in Bavaria are obese, which significantly strains the health care system, according to Health Minister Judith Gerlach.
System, patient, technology – key future topics in healthcare protection
The discussion at the upcoming Health Challenges Congress will focus on critical themes in the healthcare system, including hospital reforms and geopolitical safety.
SUS starts telehealth service for people with betting addiction
The Brazilian health system has launched a telehealth program for individuals struggling with gambling addiction through online betting platforms.
Millions in Healthcare / We Spend More on Medications, Yet Do Not Consider Their Benefits. If We Want to Acquire New Ones, the System Needs to Be Cleansed
A report reveals that spending on medications in Slovakia has drastically increased, surpassing the state budget due to poorly implemented health reforms.
In one sex, pain lasts longer. Scientists found the reason
Research suggests that women may experience prolonged pain due to immune system responses following injuries, challenging previous notions about pain perception between genders.
Students Enrolled in Classes but Absent for Months: "We Live in a Cloud of Absurdity"
Poland's new health education course sees low attendance rates, with some students enrolled yet not attending at all, prompting remarks about the absurd situation.
Arraial do Cabo starts operating public transport with a flat fare of R$ 2
Arraial do Cabo has implemented a new public transport system with a flat fare and expanded bus services.
Health cannot be 'streamlined' by cutting clinical time
Ecuador's health care system is facing criticism over its new initiative aimed at reducing appointment times without addressing underlying systemic issues.
Kenya: System Failure At SHA Halts Critical Healthcare Approvals Services Nationwide
A critical system failure at the Social Health Authority in Kenya has disrupted essential healthcare approval services across the country.
Almost 5 per cent of Tasmania's health budget spent on locum nurses
Tasmania's healthcare system spent over $105 million on temporary nurses in 2024-25, marking a substantial increase since 2020.
Is light soda really harmful to health? A recognized neuroscientist cut intake after studying the effects on the brain.
A neuroscientist raises concerns about artificial sweeteners in light beverages, linking them to potential disturbances in the brain's reward system, amidst differing opinions on their health impacts.
Supplier of the SUS raised R$ 30 million with a company investigated for PCC's action in Faria Lima
A supplier for Brazil's Unified Health System (SUS) secured R$ 30 million from a company under investigation for alleged organized crime connections.
Many about to receive a harsh message from the insurance company - Customer: 'Money grab is evident'
An insurance company in Finland is terminating health insurance policies, citing a product lineup and system overhaul, raising concerns among customers about possible profit-driven motives.
Mpox vaccine available in SUS only for priority groups; understand
The Mpox vaccine is available in Brazil's Unified Health System (SUS) for priority groups but not for the general population, according to the government of Rondônia.
What is botulism and how to prevent it
Botulism is a serious illness caused by the botulinum toxin, primarily affecting the nervous system and leading to muscle weakness and paralysis, necessitating immediate medical attention.
DRC: a cooperation agreement signed with the United States in the field of health
The Democratic Republic of the Congo and the United States signed a $1.2 billion health partnership in Kinshasa to strengthen the Congolese health system amidst budget cuts in American aid.
Have you done yoga with horses?: this practice that regulates the nervous system takes place on a beach in Ecuador
A veterinary student has created a unique practice called equinoyoga, combining yoga with the presence of horses to promote both animal and human well-being on an Ecuadorian beach.
RN is the 2nd state in the country with the most obese adults, says Ministry of Health
Rio Grande do Norte has the second highest rate of adult obesity in Brazil, with 42% of adults attending the public health system showing some degree of obesity.
Applications are open for 300 vacancies in health-related specializations in MA; find out who can enroll
Applications are now open for 300 specialization courses in health, coordinated by the Maranhão State Health Department for professionals working in the Unified Health System (SUS).
Good news? Certainly. But this cannot solve sick leave.
Norway sees a decrease in sick leave rates, but concerns remain over the country's sick pay system.
USP performs first robotic tele-surgeries in SUS and operates on patients remotely
The University of São Paulo has successfully conducted its first robotic tele-surgeries under Brazil's unified health system, allowing surgeons to operate on patients remotely.
Piracicaba starts offering palliative care clinic through the SUS
Piracicaba has launched a palliative care clinic within its public health system, catering to patients with severe and life-threatening illnesses.
Court orders the blocking of R$ 3.7 million from the RN government and Natal city hall to guarantee surgeries for adolescents
A court in Rio Grande do Norte has ordered the freezing of R$ 3.7 million to fund scoliosis surgeries for adolescents due to delays in the public health system.
After complaints, biometric point system to be implemented in health units in city of Acre; understand
The city of Brasiléia in Acre will implement a biometric point system in its health units following a request from the Public Ministry due to attendance issues among health workers.
Collaboration between Private Insurers and the National Health System Freezes
The Greek Minister of Health, Adonis Georgiadis, announced that discussions on integrating private insurers with the National Health System (ESY) have stalled and may not be realized during his current term.
Piracicaba inaugurates Epilepsy Outpatient Clinic to serve the public health system
Piracicaba has inaugurated an outpatient clinic dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy as part of its public health services.
Senasa approved a new vaccine against foot-and-mouth disease
The National Service of Agro-food Health and Quality (SENASA) in Argentina has approved a new foot-and-mouth disease vaccine developed by Tecnovax, which will enhance the country's cattle health system.
Finnish court releases Sanna Marin's stalker from criminal liability
A Finnish court has released a man who stalked former Prime Minister Sanna Marin from criminal liability, citing his mental health issues.
Iltalehti: Elderly night alarms were not heard in Attendo care home in Espoo for over a year
At the Attendo Olarinpuisto care home in Espoo, elderly night-time alarms went unheard for over a year due to insufficient registration of staff in a new alert system.
Hospital ends contract with city hall and will stop serving through SUS in Vitória da Conquista
The Unimec Hospital in Vitória da Conquista, Brazil, will cease providing services through the Unified Health System (SUS) due to financial constraints cited by the hospital.
Psychiatry chief sees it happen: "Unfortunately, there are families that end up in a Bermuda Triangle"
A Danish psychiatry chief reflects on the challenges families face in accessing mental health services, highlighting systemic issues within the psychiatric care system.
Psychiatry Chief: Some Rejected Children and Young People Return and Are Even Worse
A chief of child and youth psychiatry in Copenhagen highlights the alarming trend of rejected children returning in worse conditions, stressing the system’s failure to adequately support these families.
Dense breast tissue: a doctor explains why additional testing is needed
A Lithuanian doctor discusses the necessity of follow-up tests for women with dense breast tissue and the complexities of navigating the healthcare system.
Florianópolis offers Implanon for free in the municipal network
The municipal health system of Florianópolis has begun offering the Implanon subdermal contraceptive implant for free to enhance women's access to safe and effective birth control methods.
Instagram will notify parents if children search for suicide
Instagram is launching a notification system to alert parents if their children search for suicide or self-harm topics.
‘It’s not fair’: Nova Scotia family who lost baby says health-care system failed them
A Nova Scotia family expresses their heartbreak after losing their baby, accusing the healthcare system of failing to respond adequately to urgent prenatal concerns.
Health Ministry announces R$ 90 million for SUS projects to combat cancer and diabetes
The Brazilian Health Ministry announced a R$ 90 million initiative to fund projects aimed at combating cancer, diabetes, and multiple sclerosis through the public health system (SUS).
Lowest sick leave in three years – Vedum believes sick pay must be protected
Sick leave in Norway reached its lowest point in three years at 6.57% in 2025, prompting proposal by politician Trygve Slagsvold Vedum to maintain the current sick pay system.
Twelve Superfoods with Vitamin C: Strengthen Immunity, Protect Against Viruses
The article highlights the importance of Vitamin C-rich foods in strengthening the immune system during winter when it is most vulnerable to seasonal illnesses.
Thousands of Troubled Children and Youth Can't Even Get on the Waiting List
Many mentally troubled children in Denmark are left without access to psychiatric help due to lengthy waiting lists and a system that denies them support.
Ingvi and his family's ordeal: insomnia, seizures, and no solutions
A family in Iceland is struggling with the lack of support and resources for their son Ingvi, who has severe health issues including epilepsy and developmental delays.
Helplessness, warning, and hero story
The article discusses the struggles of a mother and her fifteen-year-old son facing challenges within the welfare system in Iceland, alongside various local news highlights.
Porto Velho holds a campaign for free contraceptive implant on Saturday, 28; learn how to participate
Porto Velho is organizing a campaign for the insertion of free contraceptive implants specifically for women already registered in the municipal regulatory system.
Tragic health system in Ecuador
Ecuador's health system is in disarray, plagued by corruption, inadequate resources, and unmet constitutional obligations.
Why do you get sick just when the weather changes – it's not a coincidence
The article discusses how changes in weather can significantly affect health and well-being, impacting the immune system and joint health.
Lagos seals public toilet for pumping sewage into drainage
The Lagos State Government has shut down a public toilet for illegally pumping sewage into the drainage system, posing a health risk and environmental hazard.