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Hacking Healthcare in Hungary for the Better

Hacking Healthcare in Hungary for the Better

If patients are expected to bring their own toilet paper to a hospital, whether or not catheters are biodegradable may well be of secondary importance.
Private Healthcare on the Rise, with up to HUF 500,000 Spent on Diagnostics in Hungary

Private Healthcare on the Rise, with up to HUF 500,000 Spent on Diagnostics in Hungary

A recent survey has revealed that four out of five people have turned to private healthcare in Hungary in the past six months. While more than a third of respondents have spent between HUF 50,000 (EUR 130) and HUF 100,000 (EUR 261), almost 5% have spent more than HUF 500,000 (EUR 1,302).
Hungarian GPs Told to Return Patients’ Calls

Hungarian GPs Told to Return Patients’ Calls

Human Resources Minister Miklós Kásler yesterday ordered GPs to make themselves available online or by telephone to their patients, and to return all telephone calls received.
Period Poverty In Hungary: Makeshift Products & Missed School Issues

Period Poverty In Hungary: Makeshift Products & Missed School Issues

In Hungary, at least 1 in 10 schoolgirls can’t afford sanitary products. With tampon-tax higher than in any EU state and almost 1 in 5 people at risk of poverty, Hungary is gravely affected by period poverty.
Hungarian Scientist Develops Medication Against Cytokine Storm

Hungarian Scientist Develops Medication Against Cytokine Storm

A US-based Hungarian immunologist has developed a medication he says could prevent the cytokine storm, an overreaction of the immune system.
Coronavirus Can Spread Via Faecal Transmission, Pécs University Research Finds

Coronavirus Can Spread Via Faecal Transmission, Pécs University Research Finds

Scientists at Hungary’s University of Pécs (PTE) have become the first in Europe to isolate the novel coronavirus from a Covid-19 patient’s faecal sample, virologist Ferenc Jakab, who heads the coronavirus medication and vaccine research group, said.
Video: Hungary To Fully Cover Costs Of Fertility Treatments

Video: Hungary To Fully Cover Costs Of Fertility Treatments

Hungary’s government will provide additional support to make fertility treatments easier and cheaper for Hungarians who want children, state secretary for family and youth affairs Katalin Novák said.
Digital Records Aiming To Bring Transparency & Efficiency To Hungarian Healthcare

Digital Records Aiming To Bring Transparency & Efficiency To Hungarian Healthcare

Launched a year ago with the aim of making healthcare more transparent, the National eHealth Infrastructure has been widening its circle of data providers to private healthcare facilities.
Some 200,000 Hungarians Addicted To Medication

Some 200,000 Hungarians Addicted To Medication

  • 15 Aug 2017 10:00 AM
  • health & wellness
Close to 200,000 Hungarians suffer from addiction to some kind of medicine, the toxicologist Gábor Zacher said on public television on Sunday. Some 70,000 Hungarians are addicted to sedatives, about 100,00 to laxatives and 25,000 to nasal drops, Zacher said on news channel M1.
Hacking Healthcare in Hungary for the Better

Hacking Healthcare in Hungary for the Better

If patients are expected to bring their own toilet paper to a hospital, whether or not catheters are biodegradable may well be of secondary importance.
Private Healthcare on the Rise, with up to HUF 500,000 Spent on Diagnostics in Hungary

Private Healthcare on the Rise, with up to HUF 500,000 Spent on Diagnostics in Hungary

A recent survey has revealed that four out of five people have turned to private healthcare in Hungary in the past six months. While more than a third of respondents have spent between HUF 50,000 (EUR 130) and HUF 100,000 (EUR 261), almost 5% have spent more than HUF 500,000 (EUR 1,302).
Hungarian GPs Told to Return Patients’ Calls

Hungarian GPs Told to Return Patients’ Calls

Human Resources Minister Miklós Kásler yesterday ordered GPs to make themselves available online or by telephone to their patients, and to return all telephone calls received.
Period Poverty In Hungary: Makeshift Products & Missed School Issues

Period Poverty In Hungary: Makeshift Products & Missed School Issues

In Hungary, at least 1 in 10 schoolgirls can’t afford sanitary products. With tampon-tax higher than in any EU state and almost 1 in 5 people at risk of poverty, Hungary is gravely affected by period poverty.
Hungarian Scientist Develops Medication Against Cytokine Storm

Hungarian Scientist Develops Medication Against Cytokine Storm

A US-based Hungarian immunologist has developed a medication he says could prevent the cytokine storm, an overreaction of the immune system.
Coronavirus Can Spread Via Faecal Transmission, Pécs University Research Finds

Coronavirus Can Spread Via Faecal Transmission, Pécs University Research Finds

Scientists at Hungary’s University of Pécs (PTE) have become the first in Europe to isolate the novel coronavirus from a Covid-19 patient’s faecal sample, virologist Ferenc Jakab, who heads the coronavirus medication and vaccine research group, said.
Video: Hungary To Fully Cover Costs Of Fertility Treatments

Video: Hungary To Fully Cover Costs Of Fertility Treatments

Hungary’s government will provide additional support to make fertility treatments easier and cheaper for Hungarians who want children, state secretary for family and youth affairs Katalin Novák said.
Digital Records Aiming To Bring Transparency & Efficiency To Hungarian Healthcare

Digital Records Aiming To Bring Transparency & Efficiency To Hungarian Healthcare

Launched a year ago with the aim of making healthcare more transparent, the National eHealth Infrastructure has been widening its circle of data providers to private healthcare facilities.
Some 200,000 Hungarians Addicted To Medication

Some 200,000 Hungarians Addicted To Medication

  • 15 Aug 2017 10:00 AM
  • health & wellness
Close to 200,000 Hungarians suffer from addiction to some kind of medicine, the toxicologist Gábor Zacher said on public television on Sunday. Some 70,000 Hungarians are addicted to sedatives, about 100,00 to laxatives and 25,000 to nasal drops, Zacher said on news channel M1.