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On Tuesday, August 19, 2025, the Romanian College of Physicians (CMR) published an updated draft of the Medical Code of Ethics, proposing significant changes to the ethical rules of the profession.
Romania’s Health Ministry launches €120 million EU-funded project to modernize specialist outpatient clinics nationwide.
Learn what the co-payment is, when it applies legally in Romanian hospitals, and who is exempt from paying it.
New rules for health insurance from August 2025: who remains insured without payment, how medical leave is calculated, and what options co-insured persons have.
One Romanian dies every hour due to lung cancer. Doctors are urgently calling for a national screening and education program for early detection.
How to get public health insurance in Romania in 2025: employment, self-employment, voluntary payment, or legal exemption categories explained.
Rogobete announces healthcare reform measures starting August 1: pay based on case complexity, sanctions for doctors shifting to private practice, and a new scheduling system.
Bolojan and Rogobete announce healthcare reform: performance-based pay, accountability for private hospitals, and no copayments for patients.
Two children received life-saving kidney transplants at Fundeni from a single pediatric donor. Postoperative evolution is favorable.
The Ministry of Health is expanding the Priority Actions – Stroke program and, starting in August, is adding four new hospitals to the network of facilities funded for rapid intervention in cases of stroke.
Romania’s Minister of Health states that, in many regions, public hospitals are now at the same level as private ones in terms of infrastructure, thanks to major investments over the past few years.
CNAS finalizes an ambitious healthcare efficiency plan: extended contributions, a unified appointment platform, and strict rules for providers.
The medicine Utrogestan has received official approval from the Romanian National Agency for Medicines and Medical Devices (ANMDMR) for a new important therapeutic indication: the prevention of preterm birth in pregnant women with a short cervix (≤ 25 mm).
The Government of Romania has approved today, at the proposal of the Ministry of Health, the National Strategy for Combating Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Diseases 2025–2030, a framework document that marks a decisive step in the modernization of the healthcare system.
A new heart transplant performed at Floreasca Emergency Hospital marks another success for the national transplant program. The 56-year-old patient is recovering well under the care of the team led by Prof. Dr. Horațiu Moldovan.