- Forrás:
hungarytoday.hu, 11 September 2025 - MTI
Hungary has reached a major milestone in transplant medicine, with the 13,000th organ transplant successfully performed on September 4 — a life-saving liver transplant carried out at Semmelweis University’s Department of Surgery, Transplantation and Gastroenterology. The announcement came in a statement from the Organ Coordination Office of the Hungarian National Blood Transfusion Service (OVSZ) on Wednesday.
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magyarnemzet.hu, 23 August 2025
Hungary is among the best-performing countries in the European Union when it comes to access to healthcare, announced Peter Takacs State Secretary for Health. In a Facebook post, he highlighted that only 1.4 percent of patients in Hungary fail to receive timely or appropriate care—one of the lowest rates in the EU and an improvement from the previous 1.6 percent figure.
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dailynewshungary.hu, 27 July 2025
The gap between public and private specialist care in Hungary has widened, according to a nationwide survey. While both sectors face challenges, one in five Hungarians now opts for private care—primarily due to shorter waiting times, better facilities, and more advanced equipment.
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politico.eu, 2 July 2025 - Rory O'Neil & Claudia Chiappa
The EU’s health commissioner says there’s “no time to lose” as he lays out a raft of plans in the Life Sciences Strategy for sectors that need urgent assistance.
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dailynewshungary.hu, 09 June 2025 - Martin Németh
The healthcare system is a crucial issue in any country, especially for those who move abroad and rely on local medical services. In Hungary, a growing shortage of healthcare professionals – particularly nurses – has become an increasingly pressing problem in recent years. According to recent reports, the Hungarian government is exploring several solutions, including the recruitment of foreign professionals.
