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Fifteen-year-old student Manolis Vogiatzis from Patras, suffers from cavernous angioma in a part of his brain, a disease that cannot be treated in Greek...

Greece's international lenders are again pressing the government to liberalize the market for nonprescription drugs and let supermarket be allowed to start selling medicines...

Only days after riot police broke up a Metro strike, a new transport strike has shut down buses and trains for Jan. 28-29 and...

Private doctors cooperating with Greece’s National Organization for Health Care Provision (EOPYY), decided to stop offering their services on credit as of Dec. 17,...

With Greece running out of cash as it awaits a long-delayed $38.8 billion loan installment from international lenders, hospitals are running out of medicine,...

Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras faces the first real test of his already-shaky three-month coalition government this week with the walkout of public workers...

Several dozen pensioners pushed past police and stormed into the Health Ministry in Athens on Sept. 4 to protest the government’s failure to pay...

Greek pharmacists have stopped giving credit to drugs provided to people insured by EOPYY, Greece's National Organization for Health Care Provision, which owes the drug...

Pensioners rioted in Athens and other Greek cities on Thursday morning against the disappointing situation in the health sector over the last two years. Pensioners...

Pharmacy owners in Attica and Piraeus will continue refusing customers medicine on credit unless they pay the full amount in cash, they said Wednesday,...