Political vaccine wars continue

Hungary is once again squandering taxpayers' money on the procurement of coronavirus vaccines, Mi Hazánk says.

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Births, deaths, marriages drop

According to preliminary data, 6,339 children were born and 11,773 people died in December 2024. The number of births lessened by 4.1%, that of deaths by 7.0% and that of marriages by 25% compared to the same period of the previous year.

A rude awakening

An emergency has arisen in the small town of Pilis due to larvae in the water.

Healthcare sector is appalled

The Association for Medical Technology (OSZ) has been shocked by an amended regulation that further worsens the chances of recovery for patients with hard-to-heal wounds.

Successful lung transplant in Budapest

In Budapest, a successful lung transplant was performed on a fourteen-year-old boy in a unique collaboration between three medical institutions.

Understanding Covid-19 better

A new Hungarian research draws attention to one of the biggest dangers of Covid-19, which affects the nervous system.

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Births, deaths, marriages drop

According to preliminary data, 6,339 children were born and 11,773 people died in December 2024. The number of births lessened by 4.1%, that of deaths by 7.0% and that of marriages by 25% compared to the same period of the previous year.

A rude awakening

An emergency has arisen in the small town of Pilis due to larvae in the water.

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Egis favipiravir drug licenced for Covid-19 treatment

A new drug with the active ingredient favipiravir manufactured by Hungarian pharmaceutical company Egis has been licenced for treatment of Covid-19 by the National Institute of Pharmacy and Nutrition (OGYEI), the institute said on Saturday.

Local council-run outpatient clinics to be overseen by hospitals

Hungary vaccination rate one of Europe’s highest

Hungary's vaccination rate is one of the highest in Europe, an official of the Prime Minister's Office told a briefing on Tuesday. In the next week, it is planned that 215,000 registered elderly people will be vaccinated, Istvan Gyorgy told an online briefing of ...

Second jab of Pfizer-BioNTech, AstraZeneca to be pushed back

The second jabs of the Pfizer-BioNTech and AstraZeneca vaccines will be pushed back as much as professional, clinical and scientific standards allow, to ensure as many people as possible get the first coronavirus shot, an official of the National Public Health Centre (NNK) said ...