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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.
Take the Plunge on Hungary’s Night of Spas

Take the Plunge on Hungary’s Night of Spas

  • 21 Jul 2023 3:32 PM
  • health & wellness
Nearly 50 spas across Hungary, from Abony to Zalakaros, are throwing open their doors until the early hours and putting on special parties for the annual Night of Spas on Saturday, July 29.
Woman Awakes After Nine Years in Coma, Following Infection in Hungarian Hospital

Woman Awakes After Nine Years in Coma, Following Infection in Hungarian Hospital

A woman, a mother of two, has regained consciousness after being in a coma for nine years, the tabloid Blikk reports.
Specialist Warns of Covid Revival in Hungary

Specialist Warns of Covid Revival in Hungary

More attention has to be paid to the coronavirus in Hungary than to the monkeypox, virus researcher and veterinarian Miklós Rusvai warned in a statement.
'All Vaccines Authorised In Hungary Safe', Says PM's Chief of Staff

'All Vaccines Authorised In Hungary Safe', Says PM's Chief of Staff

Speaking at a regular press briefing, the prime minister’s chief of staff said in connection with the coronavirus epidemic and the Budapest municipality’s purchase of 19,000 rapid antigen tests that the tests were not reliable enough to verify full immunity.
Special Report: Hungarian Women Seeking Abortion Increasingly opt for Vienna

Special Report: Hungarian Women Seeking Abortion Increasingly opt for Vienna

Hungary, where religion has little hold on society and abortion has been legal since 1992, could almost be considered a country where access to abortion is not a problem at all. Except that it involves two compulsory appointments with a childcare worker and that medical abortion isn’t allowed. As a result, hundreds of Hungarian women have abortions in Vienna every year.
No Reports Of Hungarians Affected By Coronavirus

No Reports Of Hungarians Affected By Coronavirus

Hungary’s foreign ministry has received no reports of any Hungarians affected by coronavirus either in Hungary or abroad, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said.
Public Health Centre Says Coronavirus Epidemic Unlikely In Hungary

Public Health Centre Says Coronavirus Epidemic Unlikely In Hungary

The likelihood of a coronavirus epidemic in Hungary is low and there have been no reports of any Hungarians affected by the virus, the National Public Health Centre (NNK) said.
“Blindness Can Be Cured,” Says Potential Nobel Prize-Winning Hungarian Scientist

“Blindness Can Be Cured,” Says Potential Nobel Prize-Winning Hungarian Scientist

It is not unlikely that in a few years, we can state that a Hungarian scientist discovered the cure for vision loss.
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.
Take the Plunge on Hungary’s Night of Spas

Take the Plunge on Hungary’s Night of Spas

  • 21 Jul 2023 3:32 PM
  • health & wellness
Nearly 50 spas across Hungary, from Abony to Zalakaros, are throwing open their doors until the early hours and putting on special parties for the annual Night of Spas on Saturday, July 29.
Woman Awakes After Nine Years in Coma, Following Infection in Hungarian Hospital

Woman Awakes After Nine Years in Coma, Following Infection in Hungarian Hospital

A woman, a mother of two, has regained consciousness after being in a coma for nine years, the tabloid Blikk reports.
Specialist Warns of Covid Revival in Hungary

Specialist Warns of Covid Revival in Hungary

More attention has to be paid to the coronavirus in Hungary than to the monkeypox, virus researcher and veterinarian Miklós Rusvai warned in a statement.
'All Vaccines Authorised In Hungary Safe', Says PM's Chief of Staff

'All Vaccines Authorised In Hungary Safe', Says PM's Chief of Staff

Speaking at a regular press briefing, the prime minister’s chief of staff said in connection with the coronavirus epidemic and the Budapest municipality’s purchase of 19,000 rapid antigen tests that the tests were not reliable enough to verify full immunity.
Special Report: Hungarian Women Seeking Abortion Increasingly opt for Vienna

Special Report: Hungarian Women Seeking Abortion Increasingly opt for Vienna

Hungary, where religion has little hold on society and abortion has been legal since 1992, could almost be considered a country where access to abortion is not a problem at all. Except that it involves two compulsory appointments with a childcare worker and that medical abortion isn’t allowed. As a result, hundreds of Hungarian women have abortions in Vienna every year.
No Reports Of Hungarians Affected By Coronavirus

No Reports Of Hungarians Affected By Coronavirus

Hungary’s foreign ministry has received no reports of any Hungarians affected by coronavirus either in Hungary or abroad, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said.
Public Health Centre Says Coronavirus Epidemic Unlikely In Hungary

Public Health Centre Says Coronavirus Epidemic Unlikely In Hungary

The likelihood of a coronavirus epidemic in Hungary is low and there have been no reports of any Hungarians affected by the virus, the National Public Health Centre (NNK) said.
“Blindness Can Be Cured,” Says Potential Nobel Prize-Winning Hungarian Scientist

“Blindness Can Be Cured,” Says Potential Nobel Prize-Winning Hungarian Scientist

It is not unlikely that in a few years, we can state that a Hungarian scientist discovered the cure for vision loss.