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250,000 Report Respiratory Infections in Hungary

250,000 Report Respiratory Infections in Hungary

A respiratory epidemic has assumed considerable proportions in Hungary, largely due to the coronavirus, according to Szabolcs Békássy, founder and president of the Online Organisation of Family Doctors.
Seasonal Surge: Guest Nights Soar in Hungary's Spa Towns

Seasonal Surge: Guest Nights Soar in Hungary's Spa Towns

Guest nights at tourism accommodation in spa towns were up nearly 10% year-on-year in November, according to data from the Hungarian Tourism Agency.
“Dangerous”: New Gov't Decision Could Further Deteriorate Acute Issues in Hungarian Health care System

“Dangerous”: New Gov't Decision Could Further Deteriorate Acute Issues in Hungarian Health care System

The government’s decision to nationalise private CT and MRI scans is “irresponsible and inconsiderate”, will increase waiting-lists and endanger the chance of patients’ recovery, the deputy group leader of the opposition Socialists said.
First Shipment of Pfizer's New Covid Vaccine Arrives in Hungary

First Shipment of Pfizer's New Covid Vaccine Arrives in Hungary

Hungary on Wednesday received the first shipment of Pfizer/BioNTech’s new coronavirus vaccine which targets the original virus and its BA.1 Omicron variant, the head of the epidemiology department of the National Public Health Centre (NNK) said.
Infectologist Hopeful Hungary Can Soon 'Breathe Sigh of Relief' on Pandemic

Infectologist Hopeful Hungary Can Soon 'Breathe Sigh of Relief' on Pandemic

With concentrations of the coronavirus in Hungary’s wastewater systems still rising “it will be another 1-2 weeks before we can breathe a sigh of relief”, the leading infectologist of Budapest’s South Pest Central Hospital said on Friday, adding he was hopeful that the situation would soon improve.
Hungary Rejoins EU Vaccine Procurement Scheme

Hungary Rejoins EU Vaccine Procurement Scheme

Hungary will continue to participate in the joint EU procurement of Pfizer vaccines even after the children’s vaccine delivery, Portfolio reports.
Few Hungarian Companies Insist on Vaccinations

Few Hungarian Companies Insist on Vaccinations

Companies are divided on whether to require compulsory vaccination from their employees: a third of human resources leaders favour it, but only 9% of companies have made it mandatory so far, according to a survey by consultancy HR Evolution.
Hungary Launches Vax Campaign for Next Week

Hungary Launches Vax Campaign for Next Week

All 101 hospitals in Hungary will offer the coronavirus jab without any prearrangement from next Monday 22 November until Sunday 28 November, István György, state secretary at the Prime Minister’s Office, told a press conference.
Hospitalisations Steadily Rising, Says Hungarian Infectologist

Hospitalisations Steadily Rising, Says Hungarian Infectologist

The number of patients hospitalised as a result of coronavirus infection is steadily growing but it is lower than in the same period of last year, a top infectologist of the South Pest Central Hospital said on Tuesday.
250,000 Report Respiratory Infections in Hungary

250,000 Report Respiratory Infections in Hungary

A respiratory epidemic has assumed considerable proportions in Hungary, largely due to the coronavirus, according to Szabolcs Békássy, founder and president of the Online Organisation of Family Doctors.
Seasonal Surge: Guest Nights Soar in Hungary's Spa Towns

Seasonal Surge: Guest Nights Soar in Hungary's Spa Towns

Guest nights at tourism accommodation in spa towns were up nearly 10% year-on-year in November, according to data from the Hungarian Tourism Agency.
“Dangerous”: New Gov't Decision Could Further Deteriorate Acute Issues in Hungarian Health care System

“Dangerous”: New Gov't Decision Could Further Deteriorate Acute Issues in Hungarian Health care System

The government’s decision to nationalise private CT and MRI scans is “irresponsible and inconsiderate”, will increase waiting-lists and endanger the chance of patients’ recovery, the deputy group leader of the opposition Socialists said.
First Shipment of Pfizer's New Covid Vaccine Arrives in Hungary

First Shipment of Pfizer's New Covid Vaccine Arrives in Hungary

Hungary on Wednesday received the first shipment of Pfizer/BioNTech’s new coronavirus vaccine which targets the original virus and its BA.1 Omicron variant, the head of the epidemiology department of the National Public Health Centre (NNK) said.
Infectologist Hopeful Hungary Can Soon 'Breathe Sigh of Relief' on Pandemic

Infectologist Hopeful Hungary Can Soon 'Breathe Sigh of Relief' on Pandemic

With concentrations of the coronavirus in Hungary’s wastewater systems still rising “it will be another 1-2 weeks before we can breathe a sigh of relief”, the leading infectologist of Budapest’s South Pest Central Hospital said on Friday, adding he was hopeful that the situation would soon improve.
Hungary Rejoins EU Vaccine Procurement Scheme

Hungary Rejoins EU Vaccine Procurement Scheme

Hungary will continue to participate in the joint EU procurement of Pfizer vaccines even after the children’s vaccine delivery, Portfolio reports.
Few Hungarian Companies Insist on Vaccinations

Few Hungarian Companies Insist on Vaccinations

Companies are divided on whether to require compulsory vaccination from their employees: a third of human resources leaders favour it, but only 9% of companies have made it mandatory so far, according to a survey by consultancy HR Evolution.
Hungary Launches Vax Campaign for Next Week

Hungary Launches Vax Campaign for Next Week

All 101 hospitals in Hungary will offer the coronavirus jab without any prearrangement from next Monday 22 November until Sunday 28 November, István György, state secretary at the Prime Minister’s Office, told a press conference.
Hospitalisations Steadily Rising, Says Hungarian Infectologist

Hospitalisations Steadily Rising, Says Hungarian Infectologist

The number of patients hospitalised as a result of coronavirus infection is steadily growing but it is lower than in the same period of last year, a top infectologist of the South Pest Central Hospital said on Tuesday.