Bulgarian Stem Cell Scientists Hope to Overcome Human Sterility
Bulgarian scientists are trying to produce human eggs or ova from stem cells, and if they succeed they would raise realistic hopes for the treatment of human sterility.
Bulgarian scientists are trying to produce human eggs or ova from stem cells, and if they succeed they would raise realistic hopes for the treatment of human sterility.
On the World Day of Remembrance for victims of road accidents, Bulgaria's Interior Minister, Tsvetan Tsvetanov, announced that 19 Bulgarians die tragically each week on the country’s roads.
Bulgaria Minister of Environment and Waters, Nona Karadzhova, has announced that the new center-right GERB government will set up 28 regional landfill sites before the end of their mandate.
The Bulgarian Medical Association (BMA) has announced that doctors are ready to protest in front of the Bulgarian Parliament over the amount of money provided for the health sector in Budget 2010.
The rightist Blue Coalition has slammed the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) for concealing violations and for the lack of initiative used to stop the violations.
Cinemania, the long-established Bulgarian film festival, will open on Friday evening with a showing of Spanish director Carlos Saura’s “I, Don Giovanni”.
The incidence of the A(H1N1) virus in Bulgaria has reduced by about 10% compared to the same period last week, the Health Ministry reported Friday.
Bulgaria will mark with an event at the National Theater the 80th anniversary since the birth of Georgi Markov, a Bulgarian émigré broadcaster and a dissident writer, who was poisoned in London in 1978.
Emmanuel Ziesmann has died in Jerusalem, at the age of 74. He was known as the Friend of Bulgaria
The record jackpot of Bulgaria’s state lottery “Toto” was not won in Thursday’s draw, and the total sum is expected to go up to BGN 3,3 M for the draw on Sunday.
Policemen have prevented an attempt by two poachers to hunt down a trapped bear near the southern entrance of the Shipka Pass in the central part of the Balkan Mountain.
Southern Bulgaria will experience the current climate of Greece by the end of this century, and northern Bulgaria will also feel the warming effects.
Medical authorities have announced on Thursday that the total number of confirmed deaths from swine flu in Bulgaria has risen to twelve.
The Director General of Bulgarian National Television (BNT), Uliyana Pramova, has stated that it is no only up to her station to decide on the future of the daily Turkish news broadcast.
Bulgaria's Chief Epidemiologist, Dr. Angel Kunchev, has stated that 634 cases of swine flu have been positively identified with a total of 1673 cases being tested.
Bulgarian authorities have reported two new swine flu deaths in the country, one of which has not been confirmed yet.
Swiss MP Josef Kunz has made a proposal to expel Switzerland’s wolf population to Romania and Bulgaria.
Traffic on the south-western Bulgaria – Macedonia road border crossing at Gyueshevo - Kyustendil has begun to move again at 18:15 on Tuesday.
The Bulgaria Ministry of Health has stated that 260 out of every 10 000 people in Bulgaria are currently suffering from swine flu.
Rosen Markov, the eccentric leader of the "Party of Bulgarian Men" set himself on fire Tuesday night in front of the Bulgarian National TV in protest against the broadcasting of news in the Turkish language.
The overflowing Bistritsa river has destroyed a second bridge in the area between the southwest city of Kyustendil and the Bulgarian border with Macedonia.
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