Slovak public health authorities are eager to sign up for many international initiatives be it at the level of the European Union or World Health Organisation. Unfortunately they are not very active in ...
The 2016 eTourEurope event involves 3900 kilometres (2400 miles) of driving across Europe in only battery-powered vehicles. In a wide loop from Stuttgart (German) to Salzburg (Austria) the course takes ...
An average rise of one degree Celsius might not sound like much, but it's enough to keep climatologists up at night. But what does this mean for Slovaks living in cities, such as country's capital of Bratislava? ...
About 78% of those working in Slovakia's healthcare are women. What does it mean for the future of this sector and society as such?
Patients and healthcare personnel in Slovakia should have begun having online access to medical records 4 years and three months ago.
In the age of information saturation, having a website which stands out is vital. But how do you know if your website works well with end users?
Could self-driving cars put taxi drivers out of business? What about new EU banking legislation which forces banks to open up their banking protocols to allow developers to sell their products? Is 3D printing ...
Have you ever been involved in an injurous situation? Whether you've witnessed an accident or seen someone collapse, those precious minutes spent waiting for an ambulance seem like an eternity.
Being a good nurse or doctor involves more than just diagnosing illnesses correctly and treating patients efficiently.
Some call it Tamiflu, others call it oseltamivir. It's a useful medicine in the treatment of influenza.
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