Eurostat: Romania among EU countries with the lowest obesity rates
Romania has one of the lowest obesity rates in the EU, at 12.9%, Eurostat data show. Across the EU, 51.7% of adults are overweight.
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Romania has one of the lowest obesity rates in the EU, at 12.9%, Eurostat data show. Across the EU, 51.7% of adults are overweight.
The INTENSIV+ project will train 966 ICU professionals and develop national curricula, medical simulation scenarios, and a critical care guideline.
Nearly 3 in 10 births in Romania in 2025 occurred without prenatal care. Among mothers under 15, the proportion exceeded 43%.
Romania spent €12.2 per capita on prevention in 2023, the lowest level in the EU. Comparison based on Eurostat and OECD data.
A multidisciplinary consensus estimates that 4.5–5.1 million adults in Romania may have MASLD and proposes a national pathway for fibrosis detection.
A survey conducted for Spirits Romania shows that one in four women surveyed consumed alcohol during pregnancy, while 55% did not discuss the risks with their doctor.
Foods to eat and foods to limit with high cholesterol: what may help lower LDL, what should be reduced, and what a heart-healthy diet looks like.
Visiting Romania? Learn where the EHIC is accepted, what care it covers, how prescriptions and hospital care work, and what costs you may still pay.
INSP data on children born in July 2016 show vaccination coverage below 95%, major territorial disparities and non-attendance as the leading reported reason.
SCJU Bihor performed five complex cardiac ablation procedures, including treatments for atrial fibrillation and Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome.
CFR and pharmacy associations warn that pharmacist numbers and interest in Pharmacy faculties are declining and are calling for corrective measures.
Major cardiology societies have published the second universal definition of heart failure, emphasizing earlier diagnosis, cause, and disease trajectory.
JAMA examines the dispute between ACP and radiologists over breast cancer screening and who should develop medical recommendations.
Three atrial fibrillation ablations using the Volt PFA system were performed for the first time in Romania at the Clinical Rehabilitation Hospital in Cluj-Napoca.
Romania’s Health Ministry paid 438.1 million lei for NRRP projects and allocated 79.2 million lei to the cardiovascular centre in Târgu Mureș.