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Wealthy Europe is working less — can countries change that? – DW – 02/13/2024

European workforces are bigger than ever. So why are workers so hard to find? Experts say the answer lies in a fundamental shift in the labor landscape — more workers are working less.

Netherlands identifies 11 health conditions with possible gaps in drug development

Amsterdam loosens health insurance grip on orphan medicines

Health policy in the Council and a touch on mental health

Netherlands to Allow Euthanasia for Terminally Ill Children of All Ages

The Netherlands has said it will broaden its euthanasia regulations to allow doctors the ability to end the ...

Netherlands to legalize euthanasia for children below 12

The Netherlands, which was the first country in the world to legalize euthanasia, will expand the right-to-die to include children between the ages of 1 and 12, the government announced on Friday after years of debate. The Dutch Health Ministry said the right-to-die will cover a very small group of children who suffer unbearably from […]

Omicron variant was in Belgium, Germany before South Africa: Report

While countries were “punishing” South Africa for detecting the new Omicron variant by issuing travel bans, European countries like Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands already had the super mutant strain, claim reports. South African health officials alerted the world on November 24 about the existence of the new variant B.1.1.529, with 32 mutations. Two days […]

Omicron variant was in Belgium, Germany before South Africa: Report

Omicron variant was in Belgium, Germany before South Africa: Report

While countries were "punishing" South Africa for detecting the new Omicron variant by issuing travel bans, European countries like Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands already had the super mutant strain, claim reports.South African ...

How two flights to Europe may have spurred spread of Omicron variant

The flights, like the cruise ships of the early pandemic, have prompted fears of super-spreader events.. Read more at straitstimes.com.