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Theodoros Ambazoglou, head of the Greek pharmacist’s union, said he was unable to reach an agreement with the National Organization for Healthcare Provision (EOPYY) which owes pharmacists scores of millions of euros in unpaid subsidies. Greek pharmacists struck for two...

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, including drugs to treat AIDS patients, doctors said. There are shortages of up to 100 medicines,...

The German magazine Der Spiegel claims that while Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras' government is about to pass a $17.45 billion spending cut and tax hike plan and fire thousands of public workers that people close to him are...

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 store owners scores of millions of dollars. Customers have to pay in cash, including those...

The Pan-Hellenic Pharmaceutical Association, which represents Greece’s 12,000 pharmacies, announced its members will no longer supply drugs prescribed by the country’s National Organization for Health Care Provision (EOPYY) without immediate payment in cash starting Sept. 1. Pharmacists called on the...

Greek pharmacists, protesting long-overdue unpaid subsidies from the government, on Sept. 1 will again stop accepting prescriptions from Greeks covered by the National Health Service Organization (EOPYY) and accept cash only, especially burdening pensioners whose benefits have been cut...

ATHENS - Greece’s National Organization for Health Care Provision, known as EOPYY, will be unable to cope with any further cuts to health spending as demanded by the country’s international lenders, the union representing  doctors said. The so-called troika of...

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 of the National Organisation for the Provision of Health Services (EOPYY) marched in Athens calling...

The decision of Athens pharmacists to suspend their protests starting today, July 1, as they began to be paid by EOPYY for their April debts, finally puts to an end the tragic ordeal  of thousands of insured patients. The repayment...

Desperate Greeks heard Friday that public hospitals of the country are lacking in medicine. As a result, people struggling with serious deseases and illnesses are helpless, since the companies providing their medicine announced that they stop transactions with the...