Two new programs empower patients to navigate digital healthcare tools, understand their rights, and participate in decision-making in Greece and across Europe

The significant donation, by the Stelios Haji-Ioannou Charitable Foundation, was announced on Thursday by Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis

A new platform allows patients with serious illnesses, including cancer and multiple sclerosis, to collect high-cost medicines from neighborhood pharmacies, reducing long waits and ensuring pharmacist guidance

Deputy Health Minister announces immediate recruitment in the national health system, with 3,000 additional temporary roles opening by February to strengthen hospitals across the country

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis took to social media to promote a new national health program aimed at raising awareness about kidney dysfunction and methods of prevention. Mitsotakis posted a video on the social platform TikTok, urging citizens to visit the government health portal proliptikes.gov.gr dedicated to medical exams and book an appointment for screening tests. […]

Launched as a cornerstone of modern primary health care, the personal GP system has seen low uptake and limited use, exposing structural flaws in funding, design and public confidence nearly four years after its rollout

Medical staff say the girl is fighting for her life and that the next 24 hours will be critical, after developing encephalitis following complications from influenza

Only about one in five medicines approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the European Commission ultimately reach Greek patients—and often not fully or promptly.

A new government initiative sends SMS invitations to eligible adults with severe obesity, offering free medical consultations, innovative medications, and nutritional counseling to support weight management and reduce cardiovascular risks

The new initiative offers costly obesity treatments, digital referrals, free screenings, and holistic kidney monitoring to transform preventive care through early intervention.

Greek patients face some of the highest out-of-pocket costs and unmet medical needs in the OECD, underscoring persistent gaps in access, funding, and low confidence in the health system

The new AI tool is set to cut red tape, give Greek doctors faster access to patient records, and improve treatment.

Women in disadvantaged areas often lack information and self-esteem. Prevention accounts for 30% of the decline in cancer mortality among women aged 50 to 69.

Greek households pay more than double the EU average for healthcare costs not covered by public insurance, highlighting widening inequalities in Europe

The 28-year-old pregnant woman reportedly suffered organ failure after an allergic reaction to antibiotics.

The new digital gateway connects all hospitals under one digital roof, promising easier scheduling for patients nationwide and improving access to healthcare

Fatal medical error caused amid confusion in neurology ward at Tzanio Hospital, lack of supervision for nurse's aide

Her two sons, having been informed of the rapid decline in her condition, have reportedly expressed their willingness to proceed with organ donation.

Greece is the first country in the EU to pilot such a service, which will benefit around 139,000 citizens.

Patients in Greece wait an average of 22 months to access newly approved treatments by the European Medicines Agency.