Ospedali

Apollo Hospitals has opened a Centre for Venous Disorders at its Greams Road hospital in Chennai. The new facility provides specialized care for conditions such as varicose veins, deep vein thrombosis, and chronic venous insufficiency. It combines expertise from vascular surgery, radiology, dermatology, and wound care.

16 aprile 2026 Riportato dall'IA

Il governatore Alfonso Durazo Montaño ha annunciato l'entrata in funzione di un acceleratore lineare ad alta tecnologia presso il Centro Oncologico Statale di Sonora, con un investimento di 80 milioni di pesos, a partire da giovedì 16 aprile. L'apparecchiatura raddoppierà le sedute di radioterapia da 11.000 a 22.000 all'anno e ridurrà i tempi di attesa da sei mesi a un mese, offrendo il servizio gratuitamente tramite l'IMSS-Bienestar. Sono stati inoltre presentati quattro progetti infrastrutturali ospedalieri prioritari.

Andreas Gassen, head of the Kassenärztlicher Bundesverband, advocates for closing more hospitals and expanding ambulatory care in Germany. He criticizes health insurers' cost-cutting plans and demands higher taxes on tobacco and alcohol, plus a sugar tax. The revenues should be earmarked for the health system.

09 dicembre 2025 Riportato dall'IA

Madrid's regional government and the Ribera group have categorically denied the scandal uncovered by EL PAÍS at Torrejón de Ardoz Hospital, following an initial meeting without any assumption of responsibility. The group's president, Emmanuel de Geuser, expressed regret over leaked audios and announced potential legal actions. Health Minister Fátima Matute received assurances that no instructions were given to manipulate patient care.

Ethiopia's teaching hospitals are struggling with severe financial constraints due to an outdated funding formula. This has led to shortages of medicine, broken equipment, and difficulties in paying doctors. In Jimma, physicians report turning away patients despite their insurance coverage.

05 novembre 2025 Riportato dall'IA

Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has revealed that Consolata Hospital Mathari in Nyeri will receive a total of Ksh400 million from the Social Health Authority (SHA) by the end of this month. This includes Ksh29.3 million in verified claims in the next payment cycle. The facility has already received Ksh372 million since SHA's inception.