Aneta Zachova is a journalist at Eurasia Review. She covers a range of topics including public health, healthcare administration, and health news, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in LATAM. Aneta's work has been featured in LRT and EURACTIV, highlighting her expertise in publishing and media as well as broadcasting.
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Aneta Zachova's coverage focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations, specifically in the context of the Czech Republic and its relations with other countries. She covers topics related to politics, migration, and international relations at both national and European levels.
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EU Health Commissioner Várhelyi described the state-of-the-art cancer centre as a potential model for Europe
Analysis shows Czech patients now wait an average of 659 days for innovative therapies after they are approved at EU level
While Czech officials support stronger cooperation between EU countries, they insist that governments should retain control over pricing and reimbursement decisions
By: Aneta Zachová
Czech innovative business estimates that sponsor-funded clinical trials saved the Czech healthcare system around €85 million in 2025
Between 450 and 700 jobs could be lost as funding cut to Czech television and radio
Czech patients with stable chronic conditions will soon be able to obtain more than 1,200 reimbursed medicines directly from their general practitioner
Babiš insists he complies with both Czech and EU law PRAGUE – EU prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation into Czech Prime Minister
Ireland's long-standing support for pharmaceutical research and innovation makes it well-positioned to drive progress on Europe's life sciences agenda, industry notes
Spain's proposal on faster access to innovative medicines is drawing cautious support, but Czechia, Greece and Sweden emphasise a clear distinction between medicine access and pricing
Czechia is moving its most complex cancer operations into specialised centres, joining a wider EU push to concentrate difficult procedures where hospitals can build the volume and expertise that improve survival
