Rape drug, the most dangerous, is addictive from the third use. Expert: “It is possible to witness huge dramas”
Psychologist Eduard Bondoc, specialist in medicine at the Psychiatry Clinic in Craiova, warns that the most dangerous drug is the
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Child with measles, in critical condition in Intensive Care. Dr Mihai Craiu: “The X-ray looked like the worst cases of SARS-CoV-2 infection”
The doctor Mihai Craiu, one of the most appreciated pediatricians in Romania, raises a new alarm signal about the explosion
The “Black Swan” at St. Pantelimon Hospital. What experts say about the outcome of the investigation into the 17 dead at ATI
The 17 patients who died in the Intensive Care Unit of the St. Pantelimon Hospital in Bucharest were treated correctly,
The danger of ticks during the outdoor season. What to do in case of a bite
Tick bites have begun to multiply, so after an outing in nature, doctors advise parents to control children when returning
First investigation into St. Pantelimon's hospital deaths reveals allegations are false and made out of revenge
The Ministry of Health announced in a press release that the checks carried out at the St. Pantelimon hospital in
Kasper Ernest, EMVO: European patients need to know that there is a functioning system that protects them throughout the chain, from the factory to the pharmacy
The European Medicines Verification System is functional and offers full guarantees to patients who are supplied exclusively from authorized sources.
When a child's life is in a stamp. Despite the obstacles put by Minister Rafila, the hospital built with donations opened its doors
After more than five years of bureaucratic struggles, financial shortages, bloody negotiations, plans, strategies, voluntary work and a lot of
The Marie Curie Hospital, built with donations from the “Give Life” association, was inaugurated. The last patients were transferred today
The hospital built at “Marie Curie” by the Dăruiește Viață association, with the support of over 350,000 donors and 8,000
What vaccines are administered up to 14 years. Little known risks of preventable diseases
50 years after the implementation of the Expanded Vaccination Plan, there is a sudden resurgence of vaccine-preventable diseases in some
The former head of ATI from the Pantelimon Hospital: “What is my fault that people are dying, worse than in the pandemic?”
Following the accusations brought against her, the former head of ATI at the Pantelimon Hospital, where 17 people hospitalized in