The Nicosia General Hospital Transplant Clinic offers specialized transplantation services including kidney and pancreas transplants, posttransplant care, and donor assessments. It is the sole authorized center for these services in Cyprus, with a record of success and a commitment to quality healthcare.
Recent findings from the HBSC survey reveal alarming trends in youth substance use in Cyprus, with 50% of schoolaged children having tried alcohol at least once. Firstyear lyceum students report a 73% rate of alcohol experimentation, 22% in primary schools, and 44% in gymnasiums. Additionally, 7% of 15yearolds have tried cannabis. Efforts from the Education Ministry are underway to combat this issue.
Nicosia General’s Transplant Clinic in Cyprus offers exclusive lifesaving kidney and pancreas transplants, including for incompatible blood groups, using advanced plasmapheresis. The clinic provides comprehensive care, general surgeries, and minimally invasive procedures for living donors, supporting over 500 patients annually with a dedicated team and a commitment to excellence and international collaboration.
A recent study conducted in Cyprus has found that students in the country display concerning levels of sedentary behavior. A significant percentage of teenagers spend prolonged periods sitting, with nearly half engaging in digital activities for more than two hours daily.
In Cyprus, patients have the right to access and examine their medical records under Article 17, free of charge for the first copy as per GDPR. This includes viewing or obtaining a copy and the ability to correct information. Rights include nondiscriminatory healthcare access, confidentiality, and understanding personal medical data.
Diabetes affects 12.7% of Cyprus’s population, exceeding the global average of 10.5%. The Cypriot government is enhancing public awareness, revising national strategies for prevention and treatment, and improving services through EUfunded projects. Upgrades to diabetic clinics and advancements in care technology are key measures being implemented.
The concern about unnecessary surgeries under the Gesy healthcare system has prompted the Health Insurance Organisation (HIO) to increase monitoring and surveillance activities. With over 90,000 surgeries recorded in Gesy, questions have arisen about the medical necessity of these procedures. The issue of unnecessary surgeries, particularly in gynecology, has highlighted the need for vigilance and scrutiny within the healthcare system. The patients’ association encourages individuals to report any incidents or suspected abuses, while also advising patients to strike a balance between trust in medical professionals and staying informed about their health.
The Pilakoutas Group has been a Gold Sponsor of ‘Race for the Cure Cyprus’ for three years, demonstrating their commitment to raising awareness and support for breast cancer. The event is Europe’s largest women’s health sports event and aims to combat breast cancer through early diagnosis, research, and advocacy.
🏥 The Kolan Hospital Group: A Beacon of Medical Excellence in Turkey and North Cyprus Established in 1997, the Kolan Hospital Group is a symbol of trust and quality healthcare in Turkey. With nine hospitals under its banner, the group provides topnotch medical care, excelling in surgical procedures, IVF treatments, and dental services. Their multipurpose facility in Nicosia, North Cyprus, houses specialists in various medical fields, offering personalized service and cuttingedge healthcare. Check out their website or contact them for more information on their range of services. 🌟
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