Several hours after his admission, cardiologist Dragan Dincic had told journalists that his state was "stable and satisfactory". Dincic, who heads the Serbian army's health directorate ...

Vucic, 55, was treated upon arrival at Belgrade’s Military Hospital, where cardiologist Dragan Dincic confirmed that the president is now in 'stable and satisfactory condition.' Dincic noted that ...

According to Dr. Dragan Dincic, a cardiologist from Belgrade’s Military Hospital, Vucic was treated upon arrival and is now in stable condition. However, he is not expected to resume regular ...

Cardiologist and head of the Military Health Administration, Dragan Dincic, said in an address to the media that Vucic’s health condition is stable and satisfactory. Dincic added that it is not ...

Dragan Dincic, a cardiologist and Vucic's doctor of 10 years, said the president experienced severe chest pain and high blood pressure while in the US. He noted that Vucic had previously faced ...

Several hours after his admission, cardiologist Dragan Dincic told journalists that his state was "stable and satisfactory", which should allow him to be discharged within the day. According to ...

Dragan Dincic, a heart specialist who has been Vucic’s personal physician for the past decade, explained that the president endured intense chest discomfort and elevated blood pressure during ...

Several hours after his admission, cardiologist Dragan Dincic told journalists that his state was "stable and satisfactory". He was then discharged shortly before 5pm Belgrade time (4pm CEST ...