Prevalence of Multiple Chronic Conditions in Older Adults with Undiagnosed Mild Cognitive Impairment and Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias in Primary Care

Introduction Primary care clinicians are the primary point of care for older adults living with multiple chronic conditions (MCC) and Alzheimer’s disease and other related dementias (ADRD).1,2 The Agency of Healthcare Research and Quality defines...

G4S Malta celebrates employee excellence at HIGH Five Awards

G4S Malta recently celebrated the achievements of its team during the HIGH Five Awards to recognise employees who go above and beyond in their roles, ensuring that G4S Malta continues to deliver a high standard of service and security across Malta...

Two Maltese MEPs reject EU's first soil law, warn of added burdens on farmers

Two Maltese MEPs on Thursday voted against the European Union’s first ever law on soil health claiming farmers need “more support not rules”. EU lawmakers rubber stamped the deal on the Soil Monitoring Law after months of negotiations. The...

Malta Cannabis Laws: A Guide for U.S. Businesses Entering Europe’s First Legal Cannabis Market

As the global cannabis landscape continues to evolve, the European nation of Malta has emerged as a trailblazer, despite its population of just over 500,000. In 2018, it established a robust framework for medical cannabis, becoming an attractive...

Want To Settle In Europe? Malta’s Golden Visa Lets Indians Live, Work & Travel

Malta’s Golden Visa: For Indians dreaming of a European address, Malta is a hidden gem. The Mediterranean island offers more than scenic harbours and historic streets. It offers a legal way to live in Europe. The programme is one of Europe’s most...

Censu Moran Regional Health Centre: A living project | Jo Etienne Abela

Jo Etienne Abela is health minister I often wonder and marvel at the sheer determination of our forebears. A tiny country fresh out of independence, soon to become a fledgling republic vying for attention in the middle of an oft troubled sea, at...

History in correspondence: the Order of St John in Malta through its letters

Following the Order of St John’s expulsion from Malta in 1798, high-ranking members of the institution turned on each other to apportion blame for the greatest calamity to befall them for centuries. In a rare, printed document recently donated to...

Malta launches Food Safety and Security Authority

MALTA – Malta has officially launched the Food Safety and Security Authority (FSSA) to strengthen public health and agricultural resilience. Established under the Food Safety and Security Authority Act 2025, the new body will regulate all aspects...

Why Malta Doesn’t Want a $39 Million Donation From Binance

Malta’s Finance Minister supported the President’s recent decision to reject Binance’s BNB donation. The initial fund of $200,000 has grown to $39 million after BNB’s dramatic rally over the past few years. Apparently, the exchange wished to...

Health care spending: Where are out-of-pocket costs highest across Europe?

The European Union describes access to health care as a fundamental human right, but who bears the cost? According to Eurostat, mandatory health insurance contributions account for slightly more than half (51 per cent) of total health care...

Binance’s $33M charity gift becomes Malta’s political minefield

Malta’s finance minister backed a government-run charity’s decision to reject a multimillion-dollar crypto donation from Binance Charity, saying the refusal was the right call despite the funds’ ballooning value, according to the Times of Malta....

How the pandemic shaped DeKalb schools’ public health practices

Five years ago, the world as everyone knew it was changed by the coronavirus pandemic. Schools closed. Class moved online. Proms and graduation ceremonies were canceled or postponed. In DeKalb District 428 schools, it was no different. John Panek,...

Amsterdam to Valletta: liberal, restrictive abortion regimes

Few things stir as many controversial debates as women's rights to their own bodies when it comes to abortion. From enshrined rights in the constitution to near total bans, the EU mirrors these divisions. Abortion legislation across the European...

Europe moves to strengthen medical oversight after OCCRP exposé on dangerous doctors

Europe moves to strengthen medical oversight after OCCRP exposé on dangerous doctors The European Commission has announced plans to review and possibly strengthen its alert system for medical professionals following a disturbing investigation by...

Labour MEPs Agius Saliba, Attard accuse EP of attacking Malta's reputation

Labour MEPs Alex Agius Saliba and Daniel Attard accused the European Parliament of attacking Malta's reputation when it decided to hold a debate on the island's rule of law. Meanwhile, Nationalist MEPs emphasised the lack of justice following...

Health Ministry launches annual vaccination campaign

The Ministry for Health has launched its annual seasonal vaccination campaign. This year, the campaign will once again offer three essential vaccines free of charge to all eligible individuals. The influenza vaccine, updated annually to match the...

Deloitte Malta renews collaboration with The Malta Dementia Society

Anne Cuschieri, Secretary and PRO for Malta Dementia Society; Caroline Cassar Reynaud, People & Purpose Leader, Deloitte Malta; Prof Charles Scerri, Co-founder and Chairperson of the Malta Dementia Society Deloitte Malta is proud to announce the...

A shorter week, a smarter island: Can Malta rethink its work rhythm?

Emmanuel J. Galea Tuesday, 21 October 2025, 10:56 Last update: about 49 minutes ago Malta speaks with conviction about family time, stress, recruitment, and quality of life, yet the structure of the working week still reflects a past shaped by...

The right to a healthy environment

I don’t hold a high opinion of the environmental credentials of either major political party, and in my view, they are both jointly responsible for the current mess we are in, which is a direct consequence of the leverage certain lobbies (such as...

Momentum submits FOI request to Transport Malta on permits issued for political street banners

Momentum said Tuesday it has submitted a formal Freedom of Information request to Transport Malta seeking full records on permits issued to political parties to set up banners along Malta's roads over the last 5 years. The request focuses on...