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Greece unveils national AI Act framework: what changes for citizens, businesses and government
Greece's parliamentary committee has now begun debating the national bill implementing the European Union's AI Act, as Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou stresses balancing citizen protection with innovation across healthcare, employment, and public administration services
Incredible: A single dose of a well-known substance “woke up” the brain of an 80-year-old woman with Alzheimer’s disease
A single case of a patient with Alzheimer’s disease showed a temporary improvement in speech, movement, social interaction, and independence. Researchers stress that this is not a reversal of the disease
The warning signs of collapsing adolescent mental health that go unnoticed – The tragedy in Ilioupoli that shocked the country
The suicide of the two girls is not an isolated incident, psychologists say, but “part of an evolving epidemic” - After 2020, one in four adolescents shows symptoms of anxiety or depression, with girls being affected significantly more - The role of COVID, bullying, and social media
Scientists decode the body of a woman who lived to 117: The telomere paradox and the “youthful” gut
Doctors noted that until the final months of her life she maintained good cardiovascular function, mental clarity, and relatively few health problems for her age
Drug-resistant microbes: Alarm over new strain spreading rapidly in Greek hospitals
An ECDC report records the emergence of a new resistant strain in Greece and warns about the spread of microbes threatening hospitals across Europe – The study was based on samples collected in 2019 from 323 hospitals in 36 European countries
Scientists explain why aspirin has the power to help prevent cancer
Growing evidence reveals that aspirin may influence key mechanisms of tumor development, reinforcing its importance in modern preventive medicine
