Switzerland Mandates E-Prescriptions in Healthcare Reform Push
Federal government approves nationwide transition to electronic prescriptions and medication plans to reduce errors and improve patient safety

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Four Swiss organizations unveil comprehensive 10-year plan to improve life quality for over 8,000 people with spinal paralysis
Federal government approves nationwide transition to electronic prescriptions and medication plans to reduce errors and improve patient safety

University of Basel researchers uncover new mechanism of protein folding in cells, potentially revolutionizing understanding of protein-related diseases and treatments.

Health insurers express concern as 40,000 Swiss residents receive Wegovy under basic insurance, warning of potential cost explosion in healthcare system.

Swiss insurers express concerns over mounting costs as basic health insurance coverage of Wegovy leads to surge in prescriptions

New spotlight on Switzerland's unique contributions to psychiatric medicine, from the 1938 synthesis of LSD in Basel to contemporary psychedelic treatments, highlighting the country's pioneering role in mental health innovation.

Swiss government announces major changes to antibiotic prescription framework to combat resistance, marking a significant shift in healthcare policy.

Government proposes new measures to combat medicine shortages, including enhanced monitoring and procurement powers for essential pharmaceuticals.

Senate rejects motion to remove acupuncture and homeopathy from basic insurance coverage, upholding 2009 public vote on alternative treatments.

New health observatory report shows significant gender gap in weight-loss medication prescriptions despite higher obesity rates among men.

New report shows women far more likely to receive weight-loss prescriptions despite higher obesity rates among men

Paul Scherrer Institute develops promising new cancer therapy using terbium-161, showing significantly improved effectiveness compared to existing treatments.

Paul Scherrer Institute researchers develop potentially more effective treatment against lymphoma using radioactive element terbium, showing significantly better results than existing therapies in laboratory tests.

World Health Assembly in Geneva adopts first-ever resolution on rare diseases, affecting 300 million people globally, marking shift in international health priorities.

University of Zurich's first gender medicine professorship shows promising results after inaugural year despite initial challenges.

Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche receives European Commission approval for Columvi, marking a significant breakthrough in lymphoma treatment options.

Analysis of challenges and opportunities in Switzerland's gene therapy industry amid global setbacks

Lausanne researchers develop revolutionary spinal cord treatment combining rehabilitation robots with implant technology, showing promising results in initial trials

Switzerland records unprecedented surge in mycoplasma pneumonia cases following COVID-19 measures, with nationwide impact on public health.

University of Freiburg study reveals limitations of new antibiotic resistance drug xeruborbactam, marking crucial development in medical research.

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