End of the flu epidemic in sight - fewer illnesses
The downward trend in reported respiratory infections in Saxony continues. Although viruses are still circulating, the authorities believe that the current flu season is coming to an end.
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The downward trend in reported respiratory infections in Saxony continues. Although viruses are still circulating, the authorities believe that the current flu season is coming to an end.
The risk of bird flu remains high in Saxony. The virus has now been detected in the Vogtland district.
The trend in reported respiratory infections in Saxony continues to decline. However, viruses are still circulating - and further deaths are also being reported.
There is still no effective cure for dementia. Various projects are therefore trying to improve the quality of life of affected patients. A visit to the museum should also help.
They are small, bite and want blood. But ticks can also transmit dangerous pathogens. Most of Saxony is considered a risk area for one of them - but there is protection.
Recipients of a donor organ often talk about their second life. For many, taking part in the World Transplant Games is a matter of the heart. Dresden is now the venue for the sports competitions.
In Saxony, the pollen season is hitting allergy sufferers particularly hard this year - sometimes with dangerous consequences. What can help now.
Cannabis is the second most common cause of addiction counseling in Saxony after alcohol. But despite increasing challenges, there is a threat of massive cuts in prevention.
The health authorities have registered a significant decrease in influenza cases in Saxony. However, according to Barmer, the flu epidemic hit the state harder than in previous years.
Every year, people die from drug use in Saxony. Last year, most drug-related deaths occurred in one city in particular.
The Muldental clinics are in financial difficulties - the Sana Group is to take over the hospitals in Wurzen and Grimma. The employees have given the green light - by accepting cutbacks.
A modern emergency room, a cardiac catheterization laboratory and a center for paediatric and adolescent medicine. The St. Georg Hospital in Leipzig is to be brought up to date. The costs are immense.
The infectious disease occurs worldwide and is rare in Germany. However, the number of cases has recently increased in Saxony.
The use of artificial intelligence is intended to help doctors with diagnostics and patient care. Expertise is to be pooled in Leipzig.
Almost 450 people share one doctor's surgery in Saxony. This puts the Free State in the middle of the field nationwide. But these general practitioners are on average the youngest in Saxony.
Spring is coming, the flu is leaving. The health authorities are registering a significant decrease in influenza cases in Saxony. But the level is still comparatively high.
There has been a shortage of doctors in Saxony for years. The total number of working doctors is growing, and the trend is towards employment rather than private practice.
In Saxony, young people can study medicine even without an A-level. In return, they commit to working as a rural doctor in the future. The number of applicants clearly exceeds the number of places on offer.
Due to the infection of two people, the health authorities tested around 160 people in the vicinity of a daycare center in Dresden. Another case was discovered in the process.
This finding is not new. There is also a shortage of doctors in many places in Saxony. With the help of an expert report, politicians want to take countermeasures and prepare for future demand at an early stage.
This finding is not new. There is also a shortage of doctors in many places in Saxony. With the help of an expert report, politicians want to take countermeasures and prepare for future demand at an early stage.
It is estimated that well over one million people worldwide die from tuberculosis every year. Yet the disease is preventable and curable. In Saxony, the number of cases has recently risen again.
The winter vacations have slowed down the flu epidemic in Saxony. Although the number of respiratory infections is falling slightly, it is still at a high level.
Overall, slightly more female doctors work in clinics and practices than male doctors. However, there is still a major imbalance elsewhere.
Several new cases of the dangerous animal disease have been confirmed in Bavaria. Minister of State Köpping calls for strict hygiene measures to prevent worse.
Culling, compulsory stabling, restricted zones: Bird flu has hit a poultry farm in Grimma - with consequences for the entire region. Strict measures are in place to prevent further spread.
Two cases of tuberculosis have been registered in Dresden. All children and childcare staff at a daycare center are now being tested.
Bird flu in Grimma: a poultry farm had to kill around 100 animals. The authorities are now calling for more protective measures.
Stuffy noses and bulging eyes: the season of suffering has begun for allergy sufferers. In Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia, the first pollen is already flying, albeit still cautiously.