With 170 AI-designed drugs in clinical trials, researchers say 2026 and 2027 will be landmark years for medicine's next frontier

Authorities across Europe dismantled a criminal network accused of selling counterfeit medicines and supplements through hundreds of websites, with investigators estimating illegal profits at €240 million

Cell therapies and ATMPs are revolutionizing modern medicine, but patients must distinguish approved treatments from unverified procedures sold as miracle cures

Greek authorities warn consumers against an unapproved dietary supplement containing harmful substances, highlighting risks from online purchases

Antibiotic resistance kills over a million people annually, but few new treatments are entering clinical trials, threatening a global health crisis by 2050

A new systematic review finds psilocybin significantly reduces symptoms of depression compared with placebo, but questions around cost, accessibility, and long-term safety stand in the way of clinical adoption

A leading surgeons’ association warns that some doctors in Greece are luring patients with unproven “painless” treatments promoted on social media and TV, fueling dangerous misinformation and undermining trust in the country’s healthcare system

“For the first time, Greece is building a culture of prevention,” said Eirini Agapidaki. “We go when we feel well—not when symptoms appear. Prevention is the gift we must not neglect.”

Oncologist and cancer researcher George P. Canellos speaks to To Vima about his career, why science has yet to find a cure for cancer overall, the role of Big Pharma in developing treatments, and his Greek heritage

Greece is last on a list of 11 countries offering full or limited access to advanced drug treatments, a pharma study reveals.

Three key figures in Greece’s organ transplant efforts share their thoughts with To Vima