The Greek Parliament has introduced a new health care bill aimed at reforming the personal physician system and establishing university health centers linked to public medical faculties. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that free afternoon surgeries will begin on November 28, with an emphasis on enhancing primary care. However, opposition leaders criticized the government for prioritizing health as a commodity rather than a right. They raised concerns about the adequacy of recent health initiatives, particularly regarding access to care for vulnerable populations.