The American Medical Center lights up in yellow during March to raise awareness about endometriosis through the Endomarch initiative. This act symbolizes hope and solidarity for the one in ten Cypriot women affected by the condition, showcasing the comprehensive care provided by the AMC’s Endometriosis and Fertility Center.
In a world of fast food and convenience, the traditional Cypriot eating practices hold the key to a balanced lifestyle and spiritual contentment. Yiayia’s wisdom in the kitchen teaches us to eat mindfully, cherish our heritage, and cultivate gratitude with each bite, preserving a legacy of love and holistic wellness.
Osak, the Patients’ Association, urges Gesy beneficiaries to update and activate their online medical profiles to protect against fraud and ensure accurate contact information for streamlined access to healthcare services. Maintaining current profiles plays a crucial role in safeguarding the integrity of the Gesy system and contributes to efficient and secure navigation of health services for beneficiaries.
Alarm has been raised by the Cyprus Pulmonology Society due to a surge in atmospheric dust levels originating from the Sahara Desert. Individuals with respiratory conditions such as COPD and asthma are urged to take precautionary measures, including staying indoors, monitoring air quality indices, and using air purifiers with HEPA filters.
The Cyprus Autism Society is working tirelessly to increase awareness and support for families facing the challenge of autism on the island. By advocating for legislative changes, fostering societal inclusion, and organizing awareness events, they aim to create a more supportive and accepting community for individuals with autism.
The escalating demand for dialysis in Cyprus, driven by a sharp rise in kidneyrelated health issues, is putting significant pressure on the healthcare system. With chronic kidney disease affecting a growing number of individuals, improved management and prevention strategies are urgently needed to address the surging numbers and strain on healthcare infrastructure.
The American Medical Center in Cyprus has been recognized as the most trusted health center for the eighth consecutive year, showcasing their dedication to exceptional healthcare and cuttingedge medical services. With a focus on patient safety and clinical excellence, AMC stands as a beacon of trust in the realm of healthcare, setting a high standard for medical institutions in the country.
Dr. George Astras, known as ‘Dr. Time’, extends his oncology patients’ lives, providing moments with loved ones beyond medical treatment. His positive doctorpatient relationships enhance cancer therapies like targeted therapy and immunotherapy, fostering hope in the fight against cancer.
Two young children, aged 17 months and 22 months, have been released from Makarios Hospital after being treated for measles, highlighting the importance of vaccination in protecting toddlers from severe complications. A sevenmonthold infant remains in hospital care, emphasizing the risks measles poses to young children and the need for increased vaccination coverage.
The Cypriot government is proposing to subsidize travel, accommodation, and food expenses for families of patients seeking medical treatments abroad, as part of a broader plan to modernize healthcare services and reduce overseas transfers. President Nikos Christodoulides aims to enhance local medical services to meet European standards and minimize the need for patients to seek treatment outside the country.
