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Hungarian Doctors Resist Task Force Directive

Hungarian Doctors Resist Task Force Directive

Family doctors have rejected as impractical an instruction from the pandemic task force to test patients suspected of having contracted the coronavirus in their consulting rooms from next week, Népszava reports.
Hungary Self-Sufficient In Manufacturing Medical Masks

Hungary Self-Sufficient In Manufacturing Medical Masks

Hungary has become self-sufficient in manufacturing medical-grade masks that protect against the coronavirus, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said at the launch of a production line turning out one million masks a day at the plant of Vajda Papír in Dunaföldvár, in central Hungary.
WHO Satisfied With Hungary's Handling Of Coronavirus Pandemic

WHO Satisfied With Hungary's Handling Of Coronavirus Pandemic

It is clear that the World Health Organisation (WHO) appreciates the measures the Hungarian government has taken so far to combat the coronavirus pandemic and is satisfied with the way the country handled the first wave, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said after talks with WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus in Geneva.
Hungary Joins EU Medical Equipment Stockpile

Hungary Joins EU Medical Equipment Stockpile

Hungary, Denmark, Greece and Sweden have joined Germany and Romania in building up stocks of equipment for managing natural disasters and medical emergencies in the European Union, the European Commission said.
Coronavirus: Hungary 'Imported' 93 Infections From Abroad

Coronavirus: Hungary 'Imported' 93 Infections From Abroad

Fully 93 novel coronavirus infections were “imported” from abroad during the epidemic, Hungary’s Chief Medical Officer said.
13% Of Coronavirus Cases Health-Care Staff In Hungary

13% Of Coronavirus Cases Health-Care Staff In Hungary

Thirteen percent of all coronavirus cases are health-care staff, a ratio consistent with international trends, Hungary's chief medical officer said.
Delivery Of Protection Supplies Steady To Hungary From Chinese Cities

Delivery Of Protection Supplies Steady To Hungary From Chinese Cities

An air-bridge between China and Hungary is functioning well and the delivery of coronavirus protection supplies from large cities in China is steady, the foreign minister said.
Chief Medical Officer: Hungarian Research On Virus Antibody 'Promising'

Chief Medical Officer: Hungarian Research On Virus Antibody 'Promising'

  • 25 Apr 2020 7:19 AM
  • health & wellness
Hungarian research into the antibody to the novel coronavirus is showing promising results, and doctors have started to administer it to a patient on Thursday, Chief Medical Officer Cecília Müller said.
Chief Medical Officer: Hungary On Brink Of Mass Infections

Chief Medical Officer: Hungary On Brink Of Mass Infections

Whereas Hungary has succeeded in flattening the curve of novel coronavirus infections for the time being, the country is soon expected to enter a period of mass infections, the chief medical officer said.
Hungarian Doctors Resist Task Force Directive

Hungarian Doctors Resist Task Force Directive

Family doctors have rejected as impractical an instruction from the pandemic task force to test patients suspected of having contracted the coronavirus in their consulting rooms from next week, Népszava reports.
Hungary Self-Sufficient In Manufacturing Medical Masks

Hungary Self-Sufficient In Manufacturing Medical Masks

Hungary has become self-sufficient in manufacturing medical-grade masks that protect against the coronavirus, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said at the launch of a production line turning out one million masks a day at the plant of Vajda Papír in Dunaföldvár, in central Hungary.
WHO Satisfied With Hungary's Handling Of Coronavirus Pandemic

WHO Satisfied With Hungary's Handling Of Coronavirus Pandemic

It is clear that the World Health Organisation (WHO) appreciates the measures the Hungarian government has taken so far to combat the coronavirus pandemic and is satisfied with the way the country handled the first wave, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said after talks with WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus in Geneva.
Hungary Joins EU Medical Equipment Stockpile

Hungary Joins EU Medical Equipment Stockpile

Hungary, Denmark, Greece and Sweden have joined Germany and Romania in building up stocks of equipment for managing natural disasters and medical emergencies in the European Union, the European Commission said.
Coronavirus: Hungary 'Imported' 93 Infections From Abroad

Coronavirus: Hungary 'Imported' 93 Infections From Abroad

Fully 93 novel coronavirus infections were “imported” from abroad during the epidemic, Hungary’s Chief Medical Officer said.
13% Of Coronavirus Cases Health-Care Staff In Hungary

13% Of Coronavirus Cases Health-Care Staff In Hungary

Thirteen percent of all coronavirus cases are health-care staff, a ratio consistent with international trends, Hungary's chief medical officer said.
Delivery Of Protection Supplies Steady To Hungary From Chinese Cities

Delivery Of Protection Supplies Steady To Hungary From Chinese Cities

An air-bridge between China and Hungary is functioning well and the delivery of coronavirus protection supplies from large cities in China is steady, the foreign minister said.
Chief Medical Officer: Hungarian Research On Virus Antibody 'Promising'

Chief Medical Officer: Hungarian Research On Virus Antibody 'Promising'

  • 25 Apr 2020 7:19 AM
  • health & wellness
Hungarian research into the antibody to the novel coronavirus is showing promising results, and doctors have started to administer it to a patient on Thursday, Chief Medical Officer Cecília Müller said.
Chief Medical Officer: Hungary On Brink Of Mass Infections

Chief Medical Officer: Hungary On Brink Of Mass Infections

Whereas Hungary has succeeded in flattening the curve of novel coronavirus infections for the time being, the country is soon expected to enter a period of mass infections, the chief medical officer said.