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Greece to set up a new national dementia centre (opens the original)
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Greece is creating a new integrated care model for people living with dementia and Alzheimer's disease, for their families and caretakers. The new National Dementia Model Centre will be located in Peristeri, Athens. The Centre aims to become a key reference point for the prevention, diagnosis, monitoring and care of people with dementia and related disorders, and a blueprint for similar services across the country. The new facility will offer cognitive stimulation, occupational therapy and music
Thymaina's plunging population shows Greece's demographic decline (opens the original)
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"Let's go to war!" shouted six-year-old Giorgos at his older cousin, Minas, as the two chased each other with claw-like geranium stalks around the schoolyard on the tiny Greek island of Thymaina. The two boys are the last primary school children on the far-flung eastern Aegean island, 40 kilometres from the Turkish coast. "When I was a boy, the school had nearly 70 children," 77-year-old Manolis Mitikas, owner of Thymaina's portside cantina, mused over a game of backgammon. Like the rest of Gree
Crete severe weather: Floods, landslides, power cuts, closed schools (opens the original)
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Severe problems in many parts of the Greek island of Crete have been caused by the powerful wave of bad weather that has been under way since Wednesday night. The situation is particularly difficult in the mountainous Mylopotamos area, where the deluge has created serious disruption, mainly in Zoniana, Livadia and Axos. In Zoniana, water entered homes, roads were flooded and in many places debris has been swept onto the carriageway. Crews from the Municipality of Mylopotamos and the Region of Cr
Greece sounds alarm over fake eye therapies: From iridology to 'no-glasses' exercises (opens the original)
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The death of Giorgos Mazonakis — one of the most popular Greek singers of the past three decades — has set alarm bells ringing in the Greek scientific community, which sees "revolutionary" practices putting patients' lives at risk. Prompted by the recent tragic events that shocked public opinion and brought to light the dangers of using unsubstantiated "treatments", the Hellenic Ophthalmological Society (HOS) is sounding the alarm and urging people not to trust practices that lack scientific bac
'Shipwrecked': Greek PM wants urgent talks on Parthenon Marbles return (opens the original)
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Discussions between Britain and Greece over the return of the Parthenon Sculptures have apparently reached a dead-end. According to reports in The Telegraph, talks have effectively been broken off with Athens expressing its strong disappointment over the lack of progress. At present no negotiations are under way and there appears to be no plan for their resumption, the British paper adds. However, the Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has penned an article for The Guardian in which he arg
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