Health

Turkish Man Speaks Danish After Brain Surgery
A 67-year-old man from Turkey began speaking Danish, a language he hadn't used in years, after suffering a brain blood clot and undergoing emergency treatment.
Pope Francis Dies at 88 After Long Illness
Pope Francis has died at the age of 88 following a prolonged respiratory illness, the Vatican announced Monday.
Romania’s First Robotic Breast Reconstruction
The first robot-assisted breast reconstruction surgery in Romania and Eastern Europe has been successfully performed at the Regional Institute of Oncology (IRO) in Iasi.
Germany’s medical system provides platform for ambitious professionals - Azerbaijani neurosurgeon (Interview)
Germany offers significant opportunities for those who are committed to their goals, said Professor Ramazan Jabbarli, Senior Consultant & Chef Physician at Essen University Hospital, in an exclusive interview with Trend.
Polish Doctors Charged Over COVID Claims
Nearly 100 Polish doctors could lose their medical licenses after being charged for spreading COVID-19 misinformation during the pandemic.
Transplant Agency Future Still Unclear
The future of Bulgaria’s transplant agency remains undecided, Health Minister Silvi Kirilov said during a parliamentary Health Committee session on Thursday.
Winter Conception May Reduce Obesity Risk
A study led by Tohoku University in Japan has found that babies conceived during winter months are less likely to gain excess weight as adults.
Rahim Schmidt’s remarkable path: from medicine to parliament and beyond
Trend News Agency presents an interview with Rahim Schmidt, Azerbaijani scientist, influential doctor, former member of the State Parliament, initiator of the first Chamber of Nurses in Rhineland-Palatinate living in Germany.
Air Pollution Claims 5.7 Million Lives Annually
The World Bank revealed that air pollution leads to approximately 5.7 million deaths each year, with 95% of these fatalities occurring in low- and middle-income countries.
Mandatory Health Insurance Payments Reach 123,000
As of March 26, over 123,000 people have paid the mandatory health insurance premium in Moldova, an increase of 5,000 compared to last year.