News about Health care
Demographic research should go beyond mere statistical analysis of birth and death rates and focus on identifying factors affecting the health and life expectancy of the population. This statement was made by Academician Ewa Gudumak, surgeon, renowned pediatrician and medical scientist, at a round table dedicated to the anniversary of the Center for Demographic Research named after Academician Georgi Paladi.
Moldova ranked 15th out of 25 countries with the worst health care in the world.
The amount of compensation for occupational disease or damage is determined on the basis of the average monthly earnings for the country for 2025. The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection has published data on the basis for recalculating compensation.
The Republic of Moldova has asked the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to support the procurement of a new linear gas pedal for cancer treatment.
Medical devices are usually designed with efficiency, sterility and procedural compliance in mind. Nadia Ursu, who has more than 15 years of experience in medicine, started with a different question: what would a medical device designed to sense the emotions of a child experiencing a traumatic event look like?
World Weather Attribution scientists have warned of a dangerous heat wave during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The tournament will be held for the first time in three countries – the United States, Canada and Mexico – and will start on June 11.
Is human reproduction possible outside the Earth? Chinese scientists are looking for an answer to this question. They have sent artificial human embryos aboard their national station Tiangong.
According to the World Health Organization, the COVID-19 pandemic has killed up to 20 million people. Now WHO is warning again: the world remains vulnerable.
The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection has submitted for public consultation a draft law concerning new rules for the assignment of pensions.
The National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) has started the official inspection of the level of preparation of food blocks in children’s health camps for the summer season-2026. The inspectors’ actions cover both day and all-day camps.
Moldova intends to strengthen its participation in the EU Civil Protection Mechanism. The Ministry of Interior has drafted a new bill that will clearly define the procedure for interaction with EU countries in case of disasters.
People’s health directly depends on the state of the environment, which is why Moldova needs to implement measures to mitigate the impact of climate change on people. This was stated by Health Minister Emil Ceban in Geneva, where a Moldovan delegation is participating in the 79th session of the World Health Assembly, a key WHO global forum to define the future of world medicine.
Despite outbreaks of hantavirus and norovirus on cruise ships, the global market for sea travel continues to grow. The Cruise Lines International Association forecasts that 38.3 million people will cruise in 2026 – up 4% from last year’s record of 37.2 million passengers.
The World Health Organization has declared the Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda a public health emergency of international concern.
Sfânta Treime Municipal Teaching Hospital plans to acquire a state-of-the-art angiography system designed for cardiovascular, vascular and neuroradiologic interventional procedures. The new equipment will allow for hybrid interventions, 3D rotational angiography and other minimally invasive procedures for adult patients.
Visiting museums, concerts and painting can not only improve mood, but also slow down biological aging. This is the conclusion reached by British scientists who published a study in the journal Innovation in Aging (Oxford University Press).
The Republic of Moldova does everything necessary to ensure that products based on genetically modified organisms are controlled before they are imported, placed on the market or used. This includes well-developed regulations, authorization procedures, testing mechanisms and risk assessments so that decisions are taken responsibly and based on verified information.
The employer will be required to provide two emergency exits for employees’ living and resting areas, and to provide breathing apparatus and resuscitation equipment for areas where they may be exposed to an unhealthy atmosphere.
The first operation in the country to implant a wireless mini-invasive pacemaker in the heart of a 12-year-old child has been performed at the Republican Clinical Hospital “Timofei Mosneaga” in Chisinau.
Industry studies estimate that more than 60-65% of physicians in the U.S. regularly use AI tools in clinical practice, from diagnosis to analyzing studies and selecting therapies.
