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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.
Registration For Vaccination Starts In Hungary

Registration For Vaccination Starts In Hungary

Registration has started for vaccination against the novel coronavirus at the website vakcinainfo.gov.hu, an official of the Prime Minister’s Office said on Facebook on Monday evening.
Coronavirus: Middle-Aged, Elderly Infected In Hungary On Increase

Coronavirus: Middle-Aged, Elderly Infected In Hungary On Increase

An increasing number of people aged between 40 and 49 as well as people above 65 are among those infected with the novel coronavirus, the chief medical officer has said.
Technology Worth Over HUF 8 Billion Purchased For Budapest Health Scheme

Technology Worth Over HUF 8 Billion Purchased For Budapest Health Scheme

Medical technology and information technology equipment worth 8.3 billion forints (EUR 23m) have been supplied to medical service providers in the framework of the Healthy Budapest scheme, the human resources minister said.
Hungarian Epidemiologist Notes Covid-19 Misconceptions, Importance Of Flu Shot

Hungarian Epidemiologist Notes Covid-19 Misconceptions, Importance Of Flu Shot

Getting vaccinated against the flu is getting increased emphasis during the novel coronavirus epidemic because it can protect at-risk groups against at least one of the diseases, Hungary’s chief epidemiologist said.
Low Covid-19 Death Rate In Hungary Due To Younger People Falling Ill

Low Covid-19 Death Rate In Hungary Due To Younger People Falling Ill

The low death rate despite an increase in the number of novel coronavirus infections over the past week was due to predominantly younger people catching the virus, the chief medical officer told MTI.
Hungary To Revamp Hygiene Infrastructure In 17 Budapest Hospitals

Hungary To Revamp Hygiene Infrastructure In 17 Budapest Hospitals

The government has allocated 60 billion forints (EUR 170m) from European Union and local resources to revamp 17 Budapest hospitals to improve hygiene infrastructure in preparation of a potential second wave of the novel coronavirus epidemic, the human resources minister said.
Coronavirus: Survey Shows Most Hungarians Want To Get Vaccinated

Coronavirus: Survey Shows Most Hungarians Want To Get Vaccinated

The majority of Hungarians expect a vaccination against the novel coronavirus to be ready in a year’s time and 55% said they would want to get inoculated, a survey commissioned by the Association of Innovative Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (AIPM) showed.
PM Orbán Urges Self-Isolation With Coronavirus Symptoms

PM Orbán Urges Self-Isolation With Coronavirus Symptoms

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a radio interview urged those displaying symptoms of Covid-19 to self-isolate, adding that no form of defence against the virus can succeed without voluntary participation from the public.
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.
Registration For Vaccination Starts In Hungary

Registration For Vaccination Starts In Hungary

Registration has started for vaccination against the novel coronavirus at the website vakcinainfo.gov.hu, an official of the Prime Minister’s Office said on Facebook on Monday evening.
Coronavirus: Middle-Aged, Elderly Infected In Hungary On Increase

Coronavirus: Middle-Aged, Elderly Infected In Hungary On Increase

An increasing number of people aged between 40 and 49 as well as people above 65 are among those infected with the novel coronavirus, the chief medical officer has said.
Technology Worth Over HUF 8 Billion Purchased For Budapest Health Scheme

Technology Worth Over HUF 8 Billion Purchased For Budapest Health Scheme

Medical technology and information technology equipment worth 8.3 billion forints (EUR 23m) have been supplied to medical service providers in the framework of the Healthy Budapest scheme, the human resources minister said.
Hungarian Epidemiologist Notes Covid-19 Misconceptions, Importance Of Flu Shot

Hungarian Epidemiologist Notes Covid-19 Misconceptions, Importance Of Flu Shot

Getting vaccinated against the flu is getting increased emphasis during the novel coronavirus epidemic because it can protect at-risk groups against at least one of the diseases, Hungary’s chief epidemiologist said.
Low Covid-19 Death Rate In Hungary Due To Younger People Falling Ill

Low Covid-19 Death Rate In Hungary Due To Younger People Falling Ill

The low death rate despite an increase in the number of novel coronavirus infections over the past week was due to predominantly younger people catching the virus, the chief medical officer told MTI.
Hungary To Revamp Hygiene Infrastructure In 17 Budapest Hospitals

Hungary To Revamp Hygiene Infrastructure In 17 Budapest Hospitals

The government has allocated 60 billion forints (EUR 170m) from European Union and local resources to revamp 17 Budapest hospitals to improve hygiene infrastructure in preparation of a potential second wave of the novel coronavirus epidemic, the human resources minister said.
Coronavirus: Survey Shows Most Hungarians Want To Get Vaccinated

Coronavirus: Survey Shows Most Hungarians Want To Get Vaccinated

The majority of Hungarians expect a vaccination against the novel coronavirus to be ready in a year’s time and 55% said they would want to get inoculated, a survey commissioned by the Association of Innovative Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (AIPM) showed.
PM Orbán Urges Self-Isolation With Coronavirus Symptoms

PM Orbán Urges Self-Isolation With Coronavirus Symptoms

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a radio interview urged those displaying symptoms of Covid-19 to self-isolate, adding that no form of defence against the virus can succeed without voluntary participation from the public.