AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMental Health: Sofia University is hosting a three-day psychology congress with nearly 240 participants, including specialists in clinical, counselling and health psychology. Drinking Water: Kozloduy declared a partial state of emergency after chromium levels reached about 90 micrograms per litre, above the 50-microgram limit. Residents have been told not to drink or cook with tap water; bottled water is being supplied to schools and kindergartens. Flu Vaccines: Delayed deliveries are leaving some Bulgarian GPs without doses as the winter campaign gets under way, while patients also report trouble finding vaccines at pharmacies. Medicine Safety: A new real-time check will compare medicines dispensed at pharmacies with records submitted for reimbursement, blocking mismatches before sale. Officials say earlier digital checks have already cut dispensing errors by more than 98%. Children’s Cancer Care: Sofia’s Tsaritsa Yoanna University Hospital has partnered with the Netherlands’ Princess Máxima Centre, opening training and specialist support for Bulgarian teams and access to treatment abroad for complex cases.
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