In a statement, PAN Madeira "regrets yet another death of a tourist and recalls that since last September it has called for urgent and more than necessary measures to be taken to safeguard the lives of those who visit us".
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At the ceremony celebrating the 50th anniversary of NestlĂ©'s presence in Madeira, the Swiss multinational company delivered three tonnes of products to the Madeira Food Bank.Â
The Nursing Research Group of the Regional Health Service (SESARAM, EPERAM) participated in the III International Symposium on Innovation, Technology, and Health Games, with the theme “Technology and Gamification Applied to Health,” and have received an honorable mention for their work. The symposium took place on the 5th of June…
According to media outlet Lusa, – Portugal is experiencing a growing trend in the transmission of Covid-19,
The Portuguese Society of Allergology and Clinical Immunology (SPAIC) has announced that the concentration of pollen in the atmosphere registers low to moderate risk values for allergic patients until the 20th of June.Â
Madeira has been awarded its first surgical robot. The announcement was made by the President of the Regional Government, during a blood donor ceremony.Â
PAN Madeira denounces the use of herbicide near Levada da Negra, located in the upland areas of Santo AntĂłnio.
If the Government Programme is rejected in the Assembly today, work on the construction of the new hospital could stop.
Between the 1st and the 31st of May, the Portuguese Red Cross – Madeira Delegation (CVP), through its Local Emergency Structure, registered a total of 379 occurrences.
The European Commission will purchase up to 665,000 doses of Segirus vaccine to prevent human contagion with bird flu to strengthen prevention in Portugal and 14 other participating member states.
More and more families of children with cancer are asking for social support.
The President of the Regional Government, Miguel Albuquerque, will visit, tomorrow, at 11:30 am, the Centre for Reproductive Medicine at the Dr. Nélio Mendonça Hospital.
Tomorrow, the 5th of June is World Environment Day, and to celebrate the Regional Directorate for Health (DRS) will be in the Gardens of Santa Luzia to raise awareness about the Aedes aegypti mosquito, between 10:00 and midday.Â
Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease that affects about 180 people living in the archipelago of Madeira.















