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First Orthopedic Robotic Surgery Center Launched in Hungary

First Orthopedic Robotic Surgery Center Launched in Hungary

The demand for innovation is consistently high in domestic private healthcare institutions. With an investment of around HUF 500 million (EUR 1.2 million), Emineo Private Hospital is launching the country’s first Orthopedic Robotic Surgery Center.
Budapest Ambulance Service Teeters on Edge, Rural Ambulances Key To Averting Collapse, Says Union Leader

Budapest Ambulance Service Teeters on Edge, Rural Ambulances Key To Averting Collapse, Says Union Leader

Emergencies happen, and people call an ambulance. Sometimes, the ambulance comes on time – and sometimes, it doesn’t. Increasingly, in Budapest, it doesn’t. The Hungarian press has been filled with stories where ambulances did not arrive on time.
WHO in Budapest: Mankind Facing Three-Fold Challenge

WHO in Budapest: Mankind Facing Three-Fold Challenge

Mankind is forced to fight climate change, increasing pollution and shrinking biodiversity at the same time, Hans Henri P. Kluge, the World Health Organisation’s regional director told a press conference on the sidelines of a WHO conference in Budapest.
Centralisation Not Solution to Hungarian Health-Care Issues, Says Outraged Budapest Mayor

Centralisation Not Solution to Hungarian Health-Care Issues, Says Outraged Budapest Mayor

Hungary’s local councils do not support the proposal by the government aimed at the full-scale and mandatory nationalisation of outpatient care, Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony said.
Budapest Spas Plan No Closures Despite High Energy Prices

Budapest Spas Plan No Closures Despite High Energy Prices

Budapest spa company BGYH plans no closures in spite of high energy prices, tourism portal Turizmus.com said.
Why Spas in Hungary are Likely to Close for Winter

Why Spas in Hungary are Likely to Close for Winter

Due to the increase in energy prices and the decline in the number of guests, as many as half of Hungary’s spas may close from autumn until spring, president Zoltán Kántás of the Hungarian Bath Association told Infostart.
HUF 13.6 Billion Allocated to Shorten Health-Care Waiting Lists in Hungary

HUF 13.6 Billion Allocated to Shorten Health-Care Waiting Lists in Hungary

The Hungarian government is spending 13.6 billion forints (EUR 34.6m) on shortening waiting lists in Hungarian health care, the human resources minister said on Tuesday.
Health Experts Support 4th Dose, Says PM Orbán

Health Experts Support 4th Dose, Says PM Orbán

Experts have proposed that the government support the promotion of a fourth dose of the coronavirus vaccine, which is now available for anyone after a consultation with their GP, the prime minister has said.
Health-Care Performance Amid Pandemic Praised by PM Orbán

Health-Care Performance Amid Pandemic Praised by PM Orbán

“Last year’s Christmas was almost the way one imagines it,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió, with families coming together, albeit “under the shadow of the pandemic”.
First Orthopedic Robotic Surgery Center Launched in Hungary

First Orthopedic Robotic Surgery Center Launched in Hungary

The demand for innovation is consistently high in domestic private healthcare institutions. With an investment of around HUF 500 million (EUR 1.2 million), Emineo Private Hospital is launching the country’s first Orthopedic Robotic Surgery Center.
Budapest Ambulance Service Teeters on Edge, Rural Ambulances Key To Averting Collapse, Says Union Leader

Budapest Ambulance Service Teeters on Edge, Rural Ambulances Key To Averting Collapse, Says Union Leader

Emergencies happen, and people call an ambulance. Sometimes, the ambulance comes on time – and sometimes, it doesn’t. Increasingly, in Budapest, it doesn’t. The Hungarian press has been filled with stories where ambulances did not arrive on time.
WHO in Budapest: Mankind Facing Three-Fold Challenge

WHO in Budapest: Mankind Facing Three-Fold Challenge

Mankind is forced to fight climate change, increasing pollution and shrinking biodiversity at the same time, Hans Henri P. Kluge, the World Health Organisation’s regional director told a press conference on the sidelines of a WHO conference in Budapest.
Centralisation Not Solution to Hungarian Health-Care Issues, Says Outraged Budapest Mayor

Centralisation Not Solution to Hungarian Health-Care Issues, Says Outraged Budapest Mayor

Hungary’s local councils do not support the proposal by the government aimed at the full-scale and mandatory nationalisation of outpatient care, Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony said.
Budapest Spas Plan No Closures Despite High Energy Prices

Budapest Spas Plan No Closures Despite High Energy Prices

Budapest spa company BGYH plans no closures in spite of high energy prices, tourism portal Turizmus.com said.
Why Spas in Hungary are Likely to Close for Winter

Why Spas in Hungary are Likely to Close for Winter

Due to the increase in energy prices and the decline in the number of guests, as many as half of Hungary’s spas may close from autumn until spring, president Zoltán Kántás of the Hungarian Bath Association told Infostart.
HUF 13.6 Billion Allocated to Shorten Health-Care Waiting Lists in Hungary

HUF 13.6 Billion Allocated to Shorten Health-Care Waiting Lists in Hungary

The Hungarian government is spending 13.6 billion forints (EUR 34.6m) on shortening waiting lists in Hungarian health care, the human resources minister said on Tuesday.
Health Experts Support 4th Dose, Says PM Orbán

Health Experts Support 4th Dose, Says PM Orbán

Experts have proposed that the government support the promotion of a fourth dose of the coronavirus vaccine, which is now available for anyone after a consultation with their GP, the prime minister has said.
Health-Care Performance Amid Pandemic Praised by PM Orbán

Health-Care Performance Amid Pandemic Praised by PM Orbán

“Last year’s Christmas was almost the way one imagines it,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió, with families coming together, albeit “under the shadow of the pandemic”.