Health
Morocco is currently grappling with a severe blood shortage across its medical facilities, with transfusion centers reporting significantly reduced donation rates during the recent cold snap. The situation has become particularly acute in major population centers, where daily donation targets are falling......
Morocco has launched an ambitious national initiative to tackle its growing tobacco-related health crisis, as announced by Health Minister Amine Tahraoui during a recent address to the House of Representatives. The comprehensive plan aims to reduce smoking rates and address the devastating impact of......
The National Committee of Medical Residents, Interns, Pharmacists, and Dentists (CNIR) in Morocco has announced a temporary suspension of their ongoing strikes and canceled a planned nationwide protest scheduled for January 8, 2025. This strategic shift marks a significant development in their year-long......
Morocco's health authorities are taking decisive action against the growing threat of illegal online medication sales, as revealed in a recent address by Health Minister Amine Tahraoui to the Chamber of Counselors. The minister highlighted increasing concerns about unregulated online pharmacies operating......
Morocco has launched a comprehensive MAD 800 million ($79.29 million) healthcare reconstruction initiative in the earthquake-affected Al Haouz region, marking a significant step in the country's recovery efforts following the devastating September 2023 earthquake. Health Minister Amine Tahraoui,......
Morocco's healthcare system is undergoing significant expansion, with medical faculties set to increase their student capacity by 88% in 2024. The move is part of a broader strategy to strengthen healthcare services and meet the growing demand for skilled medical professionals. The Minister of Health......
Public sector doctors across Morocco are initiating a comprehensive three-week protest campaign to address unresolved labor concerns, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing healthcare dispute. The Independent Union of Public Sector Doctors has announced a national strike scheduled for December......
Ophthalmologists in Morocco are sounding alarms over the rise of unauthorized cataract surgery campaigns, which they claim are endangering patient health and putting a strain on the country's insurance system. In a recent statement, the Moroccan ophthalmology association condemned these campaigns,......
In a significant advancement for surgical medicine, Moroccan researcher Sara Ben Hmido has developed and pilot tested an innovative artificial intelligence model designed to predict complications during colorectal surgery. The groundbreaking trial, conducted at Amsterdam UMC in October, marks a notable......
Morocco, a land rich in history and ancestral know-how, is making a significant stride in the global pharmaceutical landscape by tapping into the promising market of cannabis-based medicines. A Moroccan laboratory has recently garnered attention for launching the first-ever 100% locally produced cannabidiol......
The First Lady of Mauritania, Mariem Bint Dah, wife of President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, recently underwent a successful surgical procedure at a military hospital in Rabat, Morocco. Following this experience, she conveyed heartfelt gratitude to the Mauritanian people for their solidarity and......
Morocco ranks among the top 10 countries with the highest prevalence of type 1 diabetes in children, with over 43,000 cases reported in individuals under the age of 19. In a significant step to address this pressing health issue, Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk and the Moroccan Society for......
Faced with growing challenges in the country’s public health system and continued disregard for their demands, Morocco’s interns and resident doctors have announced a national strike scheduled for December 10 and 12. This action is aimed at pressing for urgent reforms while ensuring that......
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