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thumbnailSerbia posts highest abortion rate in Europe
2012-01-16Low birth rates will pose an economic threat to Serbia in the years to come.
thumbnailIn Serbia, an effort to encourage organ donation
2012-01-12Various state projects and humanitarian organisations are trying to meet the demand for organ transplantation in Serbia.
thumbnailSome medicines scarce in Serbia
2011-11-29For the second time this year Serbia faces a shortage of vital drugs.
thumbnailAlbanians gamble on "medicine" against cancer
2011-07-21It's been billed as a cancer fighter, but banned in several countries. Doctors are concerned about "Vidatox".
Albania ranks second in Europe for smoking rate
2011-05-31TIRANA, Albania -- Albania is home to the second largest number of smokers in Europe after Turkey, according to figures published by the Public Healt...
Veteran Turkish Cypriot politician Denktash in critical condition
2011-05-27NICOSIA, Cyprus -- Former Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash is in critical condition, doctors said on Thursday (May 26th). Denktash, 87, was admit...
Romania reports first West Nile virus cases
2010-09-01BUCHAREST, Romania -- Two people have died and at least five others have been infected with the West Nile virus, the health ministry confirmed late o...
West Nile virus kills three more people in Greece
2010-08-20ATHENS, Greece -- A total of seven deaths are now blamed on the West Nile virus after three more elderly people succumbed to brain inflammation, heal...
Rare virus confirmed in Greece
2010-08-10ATHENS, Greece -- Health authorities confirmed on Monday (August 9th) that 16 people have been infected with the West Nile virus, and three of them h...
thumbnailScience: Serbia to digitalise its health system
2010-08-09Serbian citizens will be receiving electronic health cards by 2013. Also in science and technology: Bulgarian astronomers discover a new planet.
thumbnailSerbia promotes greener lifestyle
2010-05-10A Serb festival finds a "supernatural" way to celebrate Earth Day and raise environmental awareness.
thumbnailKosovo to fight infant mortality
2010-04-22Kosovo intends to implement new strategies to reduce death rates among infants and their mothers, according to the health ministry.
Bulgaria confirms case of avian flu
2010-04-02SOFIA, Bulgaria -- The agriculture ministry announced on Thursday (April 1st) that a dead bird found near the city of Varna on the Black Sea coast ha...
Serbia confirms first swine flu death
2009-10-22BELGRADE, Serbia -- Health authorities reported on Wednesday (October 21st) the first death caused by swine flu. The patient, a 46-year-old woman, sh...
Croatian defence minister suffers heart attack
2009-10-22ZAGREB, Croatia -- Defence Minister Branko Vukelic suffered a heart attack early Wednesday (October 21st) and was admitted to hospital in Zagreb. Vuk...
Three charged in Cyprus over newborns' deaths
2009-10-09NICOSIA, Cyprus -- Authorities pressed charges Thursday (October 8th) against three people suspected in the deaths of three newborns, as a result of...
thumbnailMore than 100 Kosovo students sickened
2009-10-05More than 100 Kosovo teens were treated for a mysterious illness last week. While most were sent home, five returned to hospital for further treatment.
Greece's Bakoyannis leaves hospital
2009-09-23ATHENS, Greece -- Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyannis, who was hospitalised five days ago for a pulmonary infection, was discharged on Tuesday (Septembe...
thumbnailCroatia's smoking ban revised
2009-09-17Smoking in cafes will be allowed again, if basic requirements are met.
BiH's Ivanic suffers heart attack
2009-09-14SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) -- Mladen Ivanic, leader of the Party of Democratic Progress (PDP) and former Bosnian foreign minister, suffer...

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Police stage high stakes crackdown against illegal gamblingPolice stage high stakes crackdown against illegal gambling

Long shielded by law enforcement in the Western Balkans, gambling operations are now in police cross-hairs.

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