How the world sees Greece
German newspaper Handelsbalatt claims that European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker likened Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis to two trainee doctors performing open heart surgery. The newspaper says its source was a ...
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The aircraft used for transportation of the Greek head of state has been put in emergency use for transferring a sick child to Hanover, Germany. A spokesperson for “Smile of the Child” voluntary organization said that a 12-year-old girl with a brain tumor had to be transferred urgently to a hospital in Hanover to undergo surgery. The official announcement made by “Smile of the Child” is as follows: “The “Smile of the Child” in cooperation with the Prime Minister’s Office, the doctors of Aglaia Kyriakou Hospital and the ambulance team, joined forces for the emergency transfer of little Despina from Athens to Hanover, Germany. The mobilization of all involved was immediate, sustained and coordinated with the main concern being to find the safest way for Despina to travel. Under the pressure of time and intense emotions, the solution was given by the Office of the Prime Minister which lent the presidential aircraft for Despina to go to Germany. The surgery is today. We ask for your prayers that the surgery will succeed and Despina will return home soon!” It should be noted that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras was in Brussels at the time, where he had traveled using a commercial airline.
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The aircraft used for transportation of the Greek head of state has been put in emergency use for transferring a sick child to Hanover, Germany. A spokesperson for “Smile of the Child” voluntary organization said that a 12-year-old girl with a brain tumor had to be transferred urgently to a hospital in Hanover to undergo surgery. The official announcement made by “Smile of the Child” is as follows: “The “Smile of the Child” in cooperation with the Prime Minister’s Office, the doctors of Aglaia Kyriakou Hospital and the ambulance team, joined forces for the emergency transfer of little Despina from Athens to Hanover, Germany. The mobilization of all involved was immediate, sustained and coordinated with the main concern being to find the safest way for Despina to travel. Under the pressure of time and intense emotions, the solution was given by the Office of the Prime Minister which lent the presidential aircraft for Despina to go to Germany. The surgery is today. We ask for your prayers that the surgery will succeed and Despina will return home soon!” It should be noted that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras was in Brussels at the time, where he had traveled using a commercial airline.
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Describing the story of the two siblings, which illustrates the development of medical tourism in Greece, was Dr Anastasios Vekris, a plastic surgeon ...
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Describing the story of the two siblings, which illustrates the development of medical tourism in Greece, was Dr Anastasios Vekris, a plastic surgeon ...
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Describing the story of the two siblings, which illustrates the development of medical tourism in Greece, was Dr Anastasios Vekris, a plastic surgeon ...
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HANIA, Greece – Former Greek Prime Minister Constantinos Mitsotakis, who’s also the Honorary President of the New Democracy Conservatives, was fitted with a pacemaker on Jan. 26 and hospitalized. Mitsotakis was said to be feeling unwell the day before and doctors at the hospital found that his heart rate had slowed and needed assistance. Medics […] The post Mitsotakis OK After Heart Surgery appeared first on The National Herald.
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“We are close to developing a blood test that will be able to detect Alzheimer’s before clinical diagnosis is possible,” says Dimitrios Kapogiannis, a neuroscientist at the National Institute on Aging and professor at Johns Hopkins University in the US st... ...
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Greek Primary National Health Network (PEDY) will stop covering several examinations such as Pap test, mammogram and prostate MRI. Many tests that can “predict and prevent” cancer are cut from the list of free tests. These tests will be prescribed ...
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