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Oncologists told reporters in Sofia that the new cancer registry still isn't in use, and officials have said nothing for 204 days about the national hub against cancer.
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Lab tests found 32.1 micrograms of uranium per liter in the water supply of Borislavtsi, in Madzharovo municipality — above the legal limit of 30,…
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The youngest patient it flew was a one-month-old baby, and the oldest was 92, the Air Emergency Medical Centre said.
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Flu shots are running late this year, with the first batches not due to arrive until the end of October.
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The industry group says "Medical Supervision" hasn't backed up its findings, and pulling a licence over claims that are still in dispute could hit…
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The health ministry has confirmed to BTA that Ivanka Dineva is no longer head of the Executive Agency for Medical Oversight.
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The doses come from Pfizer. Regional health inspectorates are setting up vaccination rooms and mobile teams for people who struggle to get around.
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Health ministry data show the share of children under 14 among hospital admissions in Bulgaria has climbed from 22% to 36.5% over the past four…
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Bulgaria will get 770,000 doses of flu vaccine for the 2026/2027 season, and children will be vaccinated for free for the first time, the health…
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Velislava Delcheva spoke at a forum held by the Bulgarian Medical Association, where she laid out what her office has learned from people's…
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The health ministry has added 15 new spots to its fifth round of training for doctors in fields short of specialists, bringing the total to 255. One…
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The heart health campaign starts on 29 September and runs through the whole school year, the Bulgarian Hypertension League says.
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Haskovo holds its discussion on November 25, looking at the link between domestic violence and women's health.
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A mystery shopper survey by clientX at 91 trusted repair shops in seven cities, including Burgas, found that 64% of staff would recommend DZI.
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About 50 million people worldwide have epilepsy, and 1 in 26 will develop it at some point in life, journalists heard at a seminar.
