Kosovo leading in Europe for child vaccination rates

A report published by the Kosovo Institute of National Health on Monday said Kosovo leads the charge for child vaccination rates in Europe, but warned that lack of access to health services for marginalized communities continues to pose a danger.

‘The way we were raised’ is not backed by science

Feeding children cow’s milk before their first birthday remains a health problem worldwide, but mothers in Kosovo cling to this practice for tradition’s sake despite its dangers.

Health professionals say auf Wiedersehen to Kosovo

An increasing number of health professionals from Kosovo are finding jobs in Germany, leaving behind an aging sector that lacks specialists.

Kosovo pensioners’ 17-year struggle for Serbian compensation

Although an ECHR decision has paved the way for Kosovars to get their pensions from Serbia which were wrongfully terminated after the war, a political stalemate and lack of institutional clarity has left pensioners without a dime.

Surviving the Dubrava massacre

A former prisoner and survivor of the prison massacre committed by Serb forces after NATO raids returns to recount the tragedy 17 years later.