90-year-old doctor climbs hill every day to treat 1,500 mountainous patients
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Who
What
- Apostolov, age 90, climbs a hill daily to serve patients in Skrat, near Belasitsa.
- He has over 1,500 patients on his books across multiple villages.
- Bulgarian GPs retire late due to doctor shortages, especially in rural areas.
- In 2023, 54.5% of Bulgaria's doctors were 55 or older; average GP age over 61.
- Bulgaria has the EU's lowest life expectancy and high preventable mortality.
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topics: Health, Politics, Environment · language: eng
topics: Health, Politics, Environment · language: eng
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