According to experts from the Society, high temperatures pose serious risks to human health, primarily triggering two heat-related conditions: heat exhaustion and heatstroke.

In the near future, a simple breath may be all it takes to catch early signs of disease—no needles required

While initially developed for lung cancer, the research team is now testing iSeg in real-time clinical environments and exploring its application to other types of tumors, including those of the liver, brain, and prostate

In an exclusive interview with TO BHMA, Dr. Piotr Kramarz shares his expertise on pandemic threats, lessons from COVID-19, and the global health landscape under Trump

The call to action aims to tackle 42 ongoing health emergencies, conflict-related trauma, and climate disasters impacting 305 million people.

The Athens Medical Association offers tips to prevent accidents and health problems during the summer holidays.

Regarding the government's initiative to commence afternoon surgeries at public hospitals for a fee, Dr. Matina Pagoni said the measure aims to reduce the waiting list for routine surgeries

The data concerning smoking were particularly strong, as the impact of smoking on cytokines was as significant as that of age, gender, and genetic background. Moreover, this impact appeared to persist for years after an individual had stopped smoking

Surgeries at public hospitals in Greece now conclude by 3 p.m., barring emergencies

The first time a liver transplant is performed in Greece from a living donor