The problem of 'brain drain' has long been an issue in Slovakia, especially in the sciences, and programmes offering financial incentives to attract Slovaks back home have met with limited success.
Although many scientists believe we have learned almost all there is to know about the human anatomy, Professor of Anatomy Ivan Varga is among those who disagree.
Imagine you receive an invitation letter to a screening programme for early detection of breast or colon cancer that actually motivates you to attend.
What's important in a good doctor is to know practically how to do whatever needs to be done for the patient. Knowing a lot of background theory is not so important. Right? Wrong, according to Professor ...
F. D. Roosevelt Faculty Hospital in Banská Bystrica has won the "Hospital of the Year 2020" award in the category of state university and faculty hospitals for the third year in a row.
In the former Czechoslovakia, the only bone marrow transplantation centre for children was in Prague. Slovak children in need of such a procedure had to go either to Prague or to another European city ...
When one thinks of the kind of materials typically used to make heavy machinery, ceramics is not the first thing that comes to mind. But due to their qualities of being exceptionally durable and heat resistant, ...
The Government on Wednesday approved funds amounting to €575 million to be used for hospital debt relief, TASR learnt on Wednesday. Health Minister Marek Krajčí's (OLaNO) proposal is yet to be approved ...
Hospitals will continue to be exempt from forced debt collection, following a bill drafted by the Health Ministry and signed into law by President Zuzana Čaputová on Monday.
From the beginning of the year to the end of October, 58 new cases of HIV infection were recorded and diagnosed in Slovak citizens, while 21 new cases of HIV infection were reported in foreigners, announced ...
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