Health Authorities: No Anthrax Case in Northern Bulgaria
Health authorities in Bulgaria have refuted earlier suspicions that two people taken ill over the weekend in the region of northern town of Razgrad suffer from anthrax.
Health authorities in Bulgaria have refuted earlier suspicions that two people taken ill over the weekend in the region of northern town of Razgrad suffer from anthrax.
The Bulgarian Health Ministry is planning amendments, which envision cut of the types and funding for prophylactic examinations.
Veterinarians have started vaccinating against anthrax all herbivores in two villages near the Bulgarian cities of Yambol and Razgrad.
A specialized medical team has left for Greece's Thessaloniki in order to transport a Bulgarian citizen with a hepatic crisis, the Bulgarian Health Ministry has announced.
A shepherd from the village of Stefan Karadzhovo is listed at the hospital in the Bulgarian southern city of Yambol after being diagnosed with a form of skin anthrax, Darik radio reports Saturday.
Eight people have died in Greece as a result of infection with the West Nile virus, carried out by mosquitoes, the Greek ANA-MPA news agency has reported.
Bulgaria's Health Minister, Anna Maria Borisova, ordered Wednesday an immediate full-scale check of electric installations in all hospitals in the country.
The number of people infected with the West Nile virus in Greece has reached 47.
The Bulgarian Prodan Hristov, who has discovered a medicine against cancer, has announced that despite Macedonia's wish to register the medicine there, he wanted to do it in Bulgaria.
The number of people affected with the West Nile virus in Greece has reached 32, the Greek ANA-MPA news agency has reported.
The Bulgarian National Veterinary Service has announced that the logo for the state standard for meat, "Stara Planina", was ready.
The Bulgarian government and the Bulgarian Medical Association reached compromise on some contested issues at a meeting Thursday.
There is no evidence the woman, who was listed at the hospital in the southern Bulgarian city of Blagoevgrad has been infected with the deadly West Nile Virus.
Bulgarian doctors are ready to come out on protests in September in response to cuts in hospital funding, announced the head of the Bulgarian Medical Association Tsvetan Raychinov.
The head of the Bulgarian National Health Insurance Fund (NZOK) has announced that the hospitals are speculating with their complaints about the lack of money.
The number of people affected with the West Nile virus in Greece has reached 16.
The Bulgarian Fund for Assisted Reproduction has proposed that women over 45 years of age should not receive state funding for a free "in vitro" procedure.
Bulgarian hospitals shall stop performing planned surgeries, except in cases where the patient herself pays the expenses for materials, announced Monday the chair of the Bulgarian Medical Association Tsvetan Raychinov.
The Bulgarian Health Ministry has not detected any deadly mosquitoes, carriers of the West Nile virus, and has not registered any cases of this infection.
A new drastic cut of state funding leaves hospitals with money, covering only the salaries of the staff, while the rest should be paid by the patients.
Mosquitoes, infected with the West Nile virus have killed three people for three days in Greece.
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