Stroke Cases in Bulgaria Climb, Projected to Hit 50,500 in 2024 Amid Rising Risks
During the first two quarters of 2024, Bulgaria saw a consistent increase in stroke cases by 1.3% to 1.5%, indicating a projected annual total of nearly 50,500 cases
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Study Shows Exciting the Brain Might be Key to Boosting Maths Learning
According to a new study from the Universities of Surrey and Oxford, Loughborough University, and Radboud University in the Netherlands, activating a brain region with electrical noise stimulation may improve mathematical learning in those who struggle wi
Bulgarian Doctors Provide Free Check-ups for 300 Residents in Mala Prespa, Albania
Nearly 300 residents from Mala Prespa in Albania, where a Bulgarian community resides, received free medical check-ups from a team of prominent Bulgarian doctors
Exploring the Synergistic Potential of BPC-157 and TB-500 Peptides in Regenerative Studies
Peptides are emerging as promising biomolecules in a variety of scientific research fields due to their versatile physiological properties and molecular functions.
Bulgaria Anticipates Arrival of Second Air Ambulance Helicopter in 2025
Bulgaria is preparing to receive its second air ambulance helicopter, expected in January 2025
Burgas Hospital Successfully Treats Woman Infected with Rare 'Flesh-Eating' Bacteria
A woman infected with the rare but perilous bacterium Vibrio vulnificus has been successfully treated at Burgas City Hospital
Certified Keto Diet - Weight Loss and Dietary Changes Through Nutrameg's Eyes!
Health technology startup Nutrameg, which operates seven different apps for weight management, expects to achieve a turnover this year
First in Bulgaria: 3D Printed Prosthesis Restores Movement for Young Cancer Patient
For the first time in Bulgaria, an 11-year-old girl will regain movement in her shoulder and arm following a groundbreaking operation that involved the removal of a tumor
AICAR Peptide: Potential Implications in Cellular Metabolism
AICAR (5-aminoimidazole-4-carboxamide ribonucleotide) is a peptide that has garnered interest within the scientific community due to its possible role in regulating various metabolic pathways and cellular processes.
No One Knows Your Risk Like You Do: WHO Urges Caution Ahead of Respiratory Virus Season
As the WHO European Region enters its fifth winter since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, WHO Regional Director for Europe, Dr. Hans Henri P. Kluge, emphasized that while the world is now better equipped with tools and knowledge, caution remains essent
Revolutionary 3D Human Skin Prototype Developed by Bulgarian Scientists to Transform Medical Research
Bulgarian researchers from the "Plant Cell Biotechnology" department at the Center for Plant System Biology and Biotechnology
Alarming: Delivery of New Medical Helicopters to Bulgaria Delayed Until 2025
The delivery of two new medical helicopters to Bulgaria has been delayed until early next year
Expectations for Flu in Bulgaria: Two Strains and Vaccination for At-Risk Groups
Bulgaria is bracing for two flu strains this winter
Twelve Bulgarian Regions Lack 24-Hour Pharmacies
Twelve regions in Bulgaria currently lack 24-hour pharmacies
Teens, Screens & Mental Health - New Data Shows Rise in Problematic Social Media Use
New WHO/Europe report indicates need for healthier online habits among adolescents
Bulgaria Extends Insulin Export Ban for Another Month to Secure Domestic Supply
Bulgaria’s Acting Minister of Health, Galya Kondeva, has issued a new order extending the ban on the export of insulin and other medications used to lower blood sugar
Cholera Reemerges in Bulgaria After 103 Years: Imported Case Confirmed
An imported case of cholera has been confirmed in Bulgaria, marking the first such case in 103 years
Bulgaria Reports Fourth Case of West Nile Fever; Precautions Urged
A fourth case of West Nile fever has been confirmed in Bulgaria, with the latest diagnosis reported in a patient from Sofia
Expert Reassures: No Risk of West Nile Fever Epidemic in Bulgaria
Iva Hristova, the director of the National Center for Infectious and Parasitic Diseases, reassured that there is no danger of a West Nile fever epidemic in the country
West Nile Fever Claims Lives of Two Bulgarians; Third Patient Hospitalized
The Ministry of Health has reported that two of the three individuals infected with West Nile fever in Bulgaria have died
Decline in Adolescent Condom Use Raises STI and Pregnancy Risks in Europe
New WHO/Europe report reveals high rates of unprotected sex among adolescents across Europe, with significant implications for health and safety
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