Health Minister Giorgos Pamboridis on Tuesday discussed the rights of children to healthcare with teenage ambassadors at an event organised by Children’s Rights Commissioner Leda
By Angelos Anastasiou and Evie Andreou TENSIONS mounted in the health sector on Tuesday as furious nurses slammed DISY leader Averof Neophytou for lambasting them,
Each year around 35 new cases of childhood cancer are been diagnosed in Cyprus however, 70 to 80 per cent can be cured if diagnosed
NURSES from public servants’ union PASYDY on Friday called off the six-hour strike they had announced for Monday, following a meeting with Health Minister Giorgos
By Angelos Anastasiou AMIDST controversy and attempts to crush the idea, discussion of the proposal to introduce a ‘mini-national health scheme’ (NHS) in mid-2017 with
By Elias Hazou The government plans to roll out a ‘mini’ National Health Scheme’ as a springboard to the gradual implementation of a full-blown NHS,
Health minister George Pamporidis on Wednesday expressed the government’s willingness to speed up procedures for the establishment of a radiology centre in Limassol but could
By Angelos Anastasiou Health Minister Giorgos Pamboridis has ended the Cyprus government’s cooperation with the World Health Organisation (WHO) for the implementation of a National
The government’s aim is to implement the national health system as soon as possible, Health Minister George Pamboridis said on Thursday, but could not give
By Andria Kades THE long list of over 12,000 people waiting to get an MRI scan will be seen to by December 10, Health Minister
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