Health
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Professor Richard Scolyer has ‘months to live’, reveals brain cancer has returned
Former Australian of the Year and melanoma researcher, Richard Scolyer has revealed that his brain cancer returned and he might have three months to live. “Unfortunately there is a larger volume of quickly growing brain…
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Nurses to Continue Services at Health Centres Amid Doctor Directives
Doctors’ union directives could have an impact on a few fitness centres, however nurses live steadfast in providing crucial care. Introduction The Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses (MUMN) has confirmed that nurses will preserve…
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Saint James Hospital Critiques Medical Association Directives
Image Source : Hornell Evening Tribune Saint James Hospital has spoken out against the directives issued by the Medical Association of Malta (MAM), stating that they undermine the hospital’s efforts to support Mater Dei Hospital.…
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HMPV in China: Government Engages WHO on Respiratory Disease
In response to questions regarding the growing number of human metapneumovirus (HMPV) cases in China, the Chinese foreign ministry stated on Friday that it has kept in close contact with the World Health Organization (WHO)…
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Malta’s Health Minister Proposes Local Cell and Tissue Bank
Image Source : Edha Care Malta’s Health Minister has proposed the establishment of a local cell and tissue bank, a move aimed at addressing the challenges faced by the country’s organ donation system. This proposal…
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Urgent Call For Blood Donation National Reserves Critically Low
Image Source : GynecolOncol The Blood Transfusion Centre has issued an urgent call for blood donations due to critically low national reserves of O+ and A+ blood. The centre warned on Wednesday that the situation…
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Malta Introduces Inclusive Social Assistance Assessment for Hidden Disabilities
Malta Introduces New Assessment for Hidden Disabilities People with hidden disabilities, such as fibromyalgia, ME, and autism, will now be eligible for state support thanks to a new assessment criteria based on the World Health…
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Rising Self- Harm Rates Among Youth Sparks Widespread Concern
The issue of the mental health of adolescents. The proportion of youth who are considering suicide is steadily rising, and NGOs are calling for greater action to improve the mental the mental health concerns of…
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Covid Makes Comeback in Malta after 4 year
Malta has recorded a takeover of COVID-19 incidents with 3 deaths and 232 confirmed cases since the beginning of the third month of 2024. Figures released on Tuesday show that the number of new cases…
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