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The proven health benefits of olive oil: 2025 update

Followed by links to some of the clearest, most useful recent articles, this summary of the main benefits can help.

Pharmaceutical gaps and policy fixes: Dr Aris Angelis on Greece’s medicine supply struggles

A major reason for medicine shortages in Greek pharmacies appears to be the low pricing of prescribed medicines.

Dr Emmanuel Chris debunks myths around mental health and antidepressants

In an increasingly destabilising world, more and more people are turning to psychologists and medication to assist them in coping.

Greek olive oil poised for growth in booming Australian market

A study by the Economic and Commercial Affairs Office of the Greek Consulate in Sydney highlights strong opportunities for Greek olive oil.

Producers proclaim ‘Greek olive oil is our culture’

“Since ancient times, we have had olive oil in our blood,” according to producer Eftychis Androulakis (Pamako).

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