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Bolojan, on the Case of Cytostatics: ‘There May Be Supply Syncopes for Patients in Need of Special treatment.'

Summary
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said Tuesday at Digi24, asked if there is a crisis of cytostatics, that almost 100% of patients in Romania benefit from treatments that are in storage, but claims that "there can be supply syncopes for a small category of patients that require "special treatment. Bolojan states that these problems could be solved in a few days.

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Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan states that a small part of the oncology patients in Romania, who have been prescribed special treatments, which involve heavy imports, face problems in ensuring the medication they need. He claims that he expects a solution as soon as possible, pointing out that it is a few days.

Lean Right

Several medicines needed by cancer patients are missing during this period, and doctors are required, in some cases, to postpone treatment or modify treatment schedules. Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan talks about "syncopes of supply" and makes sure that it is a matter of days until these medicines are available again. Article Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan denies that our country is facing a crisis of cytostatics: "It is about certain supply syncopes …

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A statement by the President of the National Health Insurance House triggered reactions among cancer patients. Although Horatiu Moldovan told Digi24 that in the last year and a half there had been no discontinuities for cancer medicines, some patients felt that they had been delayed from treatment because they did not exist.

·Bucharest, Romania
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The President of the National Health Insurance House, Horatiu Moldovan, claims that Romania is not facing a crisis of cytostatics and that there are medicines in stock. His statements have, however, provoked strong reactions from cancer patients. One patient says that for seven months she has not found one of the medicines she needs and that she has had to order it from abroad, and the Federation of Cancer Disease Associations announces that she…

·Bucharest, Romania
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A statement by the President of the National Health Insurance House has triggered reactions among cancer patients. Although Horatiu Moldovan said, in Digi24, that in the last year and a half there have been no discontinuities for cancer medicines, some patients felt that they had been delayed from treatment because they did not exist. Chief CNAS stressed that "it is not a crisis of cytostatics."I checked with the Ministry of Health, there are st…

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Digi 24 broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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