**PN Urges Government to Withdraw “Stealth” Tariff Hike on Medicine Registrations: A Closer Look at the Impact on Malta** In a recent development that has stirred the pot in Malta’s political landscape, the Nationalist Party (PN) has called on the government to withdraw what they term a “stealth” tariff hike on medicine registrations. This move…
**Rabat Health Centre Reopens After Refurbishment, a Year Later Than Planned** Rabat, a historical town in the heart of Malta, has seen a significant development with the reopening of its health centre after an extensive refurbishment process. This project, which was initially expected to be completed a year ago, has finally come to fruition, marking…
**Court Temporarily Blocks Industrial Action by Unions at MDH Cardiac Unit** In a significant development that has sent ripples through Malta’s healthcare community, the Court has issued a temporary injunction blocking industrial action by unions at the Mater Dei Hospital (MDH) Cardiac Unit. This decision has been met with mixed reactions, highlighting the delicate balance…
**Dementia: A Silent Crisis Costing Malta €260 Million a Year** Dementia is a term that resonates deeply within Maltese households, affecting not only the elderly but also their families and the broader community. According to recent studies, the financial burden of dementia on Malta is staggering, reaching up to €260 million a year. This figure…
**Staff Shortage Putting Patients at Risk in Children’s Ward, MUMN Warns** The Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses (MUMN) has raised alarm bells over a critical staff shortage in the children’s ward, warning that this could put young patients at risk. In a statement released earlier this week, the MUMN emphasized the dire need for…
— **Title: Malta’s Healthcare Workers and the COVID Booster Dilemma: A Closer Look** **Article:** In a surprising twist to the ongoing COVID-19 saga, a recent study has revealed that a significant number of doctors and nurses in Malta are shunning the COVID booster vaccine. This trend, while concerning on a global scale, holds particular significance…
As the sun rises over the Maltese islands on November 30, 2025, residents and visitors alike are reminded of the importance of accessibility to healthcare services. Pharmacies play a crucial role in this, and today is no exception. With many shops closed due to the festive season, knowing which pharmacies are open is essential for…
In a move that has sent ripples through the local business community, Microtek Medical Malta has announced that it will be ceasing operations, a decision that will affect 96 jobs. This news has not only economic implications but also a profound impact on the community and the cultural fabric of Malta. Microtek Medical Malta, a…
In a dramatic twist that has sent ripples through Malta’s legal and healthcare sectors, the State Advocate has been blocked from taking the stand in the ongoing case concerning the Victoria General Hospital (VGH). This development has not only raised eyebrows but also sparked a heated debate on transparency and accountability within the nation’s healthcare…
In a dramatic turn of events that has left the Malta community both relieved and reflective, a Pain Clinic doctor has been acquitted of all charges in a high-profile, drug trafficking case that has been described as ‘traumatic’ by multiple sources. The case, which has spanned several months, has not only tested the legal system…
In a landmark decision that has reverberated through Malta’s medical community and beyond, a Pain Clinic doctor was acquitted of all charges in a high-profile drug trafficking case. The acquittal has not only brought relief to the accused and their family but has also sparked a broader conversation about the complexities of the legal system…
**The Best Budget Ever? A Deep Dive into Malta’s Financial Future** Malta’s budget announcements have always been a focal point of national interest, sparking debates and discussions across the island. This year, however, the buzz is louder than ever. With promises of significant investments in infrastructure, education, and social welfare, many are calling it “the…
