The tragic death of eightyearold Kessariani Piripitsi at Makarios Hospital has led to a medical negligence report filed by her family, suspecting potential malpractice. An investigation is currently underway to determine the cause of death and ensure accountability among the medical staff involved.
The traditional Japanese diet, focusing on rice, fish, and citrus fruits, may help maintain cognitive health by reducing brain shrinkage. Including foods like miso and seaweed could offer significant brain health benefits, according to a study by Giovanni Sala and Shu Zhang.
The Kyperounda hospital in Troodos faces dire conditions, lacking essential amenities and medical equipment like mammography machines. Plans for renovation and modernization are in place to improve healthcare access for rural communities, highlighting the urgent need for action.
In Gesy, Cyprus’s healthcare system, nurses and midwives play a vital role in improving care quality and patient outcomes. Minister Michael Damianos highlighted their expertise at a conference, emphasizing the need for collaboration among all parties involved to ensure highquality care and uphold humanitarian values. Their deep knowledge and dedication are essential for meeting health targets and enhancing the wellbeing of the Cypriot population.
In the past year, Cyprus has implemented a range of healthcare improvements, including expanding services, increasing subsidies for infertility treatments, developing strategies for mental health, cancer prevention, diabetes, and rare diseases, as well as investing €22 million in hospital infrastructure and equipment. Health Minister Michael Damianos has lauded the progress made, emphasizing the commitment to providing quality care to patients and addressing various health concerns, setting a promising path for the future of healthcare in Cyprus.
OSAK advocates for comprehensive patient rights in Cyprus, emphasizing the need for information, participation in healthcare decisions, and access to quality services. Their commitment on European Patients’ Rights Day highlights the ongoing struggle for these fundamental rights, with the hope of shaping a healthcare system that truly serves its patients.
During a dust warning in Cyprus, vulnerable groups, especially those with respiratory and cardiovascular conditions, are advised to stay indoors, avoid outdoor activities, wear highprotection masks, keep windows closed, and monitor air quality reports. Dr. Haris Armeutis highlights the need to minimize exposure to airborne dust particles, which can exacerbate health conditions, emphasizing the importance of taking precautions and seeking medical advice if symptoms worsen.
The 1:1 Diet by Cambridge Weight Plan has been transforming lives for 40 years with personalized nutrition and consultant support, helping over 70,000 individuals in Cyprus alone. The recent celebration in Nicosia marked a jubilant milestone, honoring the program’s success and commitment to improving health and wellbeing through tailored weight loss solutions.
The three Cypriot patients in Israel are safe and well at the Sheba Medical Centre in Tel Aviv, despite recent attacks. They continue their treatment with the support of the Cypriot Health Ministry, showcasing international cooperation in challenging times.
The National Health Scheme of Cyprus, Gesy, faces challenges such as overutilization due to free services leading to unnecessary medical procedures and patient demands. The report highlights the need for systemic improvements to ensure the scheme’s longterm sustainability and prevent potential financial exploitation, calling for a cultural shift towards responsible healthcare utilization and stricter oversight of referrals by personal doctors.
