Zsolt Hegedűs discusses strengthening cooperation between Hungarian healthcare and the WHO

Health Minister Zsolt Hegedűs held bilateral talks on further strengthening cooperation between the Hungarian healthcare system and the World Health Organization (WHO) with Haris Hajrulahovic, head of the WHO Country Office in Hungary, on Tuesday, the minister said on his Facebook page.

Firefighters called to more than 5,000 outdoor fires during extreme summer heat

Since June 1, firefighters across Hungary have been called to 5,040 outdoor fires. Following a summer marked by often extreme heatwaves, the fires have affected a total area of 73 million square metres, Imre Dóka, deputy spokesperson for the National Directorate General for Disaster Management, told MTI on Tuesday.

Watching Wednesday evening’s solar eclipse without proper protection could cause severe eye damage

Experts have warned that it is strictly forbidden to watch the partial solar eclipse visible from Hungary in the early evening on Wednesday with the naked eye or inadequate equipment, as the phenomenon can cause permanent, irreversible vision damage or even blindness within just a few seconds.

Semmelweis University: Women with endometriosis can lose up to a month’s salary each year

Women living with endometriosis consider menstrual leave and flexible working arrangements to be among the most important forms of support, as pain and fatigue lead to more frequent absences from work and reduced work performance, according to a new study by researchers at Semmelweis University.