Bulgarian physician Vladimir Zharov and his team have been testing a method of their own for fighting skin cancer. Creators of the new method show that in 27 out of 28 patients, their system detects tumor cells 1000 times better than currently existing technologies. The great success of their technology, however, is that it manages to destroy a large percentage of cells that spread the cancer in real time. If development continued, the tool the team has created can provide harmless and non-invasive detection and destruction of such cells before they form new tumors in the body. The device, called cytophone, can examine a liter of blood for an hour without the blood leaving the body.
20 nominees from 11 countries – that is the number of contenders for the “Bulgarian Woman of the Year 2024”, named in honour of Saint Zlata of Meglen . The award has been presented every year since 2009 by the Executive Agency for Bulgarians Abroad..
An initiative committee led by the historian Georgi Markov, has proposed that a monument to Khan Asparuh, the founder of the Bulgarian state, be erected on the site of the former Soviet Army Monument in Sofia, in order to serve as a unifying symbol for..
The Bulgarian dance group “Dilmana” based in Copenhagen will celebrate 15 years since its establishment with a celebration on October 18, the formation informed on its Facebook page. Dance group Dilmanа from Copenhagen to perform at the folklore..
Robert Joseph Miller, Bulgaria’s Honorary Consul in Nevada, was awarded the prestigious “Golden Laurel Branch” of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for his..
The Bulgarian team is returning home with four medals from the Youth International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics (IOAA) , held in the Romanian..
The Association of Bulgarian Schools in America invites children from the Bulgarian community in North America to participate in a..
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