http://download.thelancet.com/pdfs/journals/lancet/PIIS0140673613622916.pdf?id=eaayBmdajhe1Q7GKJsYru

Voici le rapport sur la crise sanitaire en Grèce, conséquence de la politique de réduction des dépenses publiques imposée par l'Union européenne.

Greece’s health crisis: from austerity to denialism (Alexander Kentikelenis, Marina Karanikolos, Aaron Reeves, Martin McKee, David Stuckler)

Greece’s economic crisis has deepened since it was bailed out by the international community in 2010. The country underwent the sixth consecutive year of economic contraction in 2013, with its economy shrinking by 20% between 2008 and 2012, and anaemic or no growth projected for 2014. Unemployment has more than tripled, from 7·7% in 2008 to 24·3% in 2012, and long-term unemployment reached 14·4%. We review the background to the crisis, assess how austerity measures have aff ected the health of the Greek population and their access to public health services, and examine the political response to the mounting evidence of a Greek public health tragedy.

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Les maladies comme le cancer ne sont pas urgentes, sauf en phase terminale

(Antonis Georgiadis, ministre grec de la santé, parti Laos, extrême droite)

Voir aussi sur ce blog : 

- L'Union européenne, un système criminel : explosion de la mortalité infantile en Grèce.

- Grèce : la fermeture des centres de consultation de la Sécurité Sociale