Keywords: Mortality
Ouagadougou, August 10, 2025 — The government of Burkina Faso has reaffirmed its commitment to improving maternal and neonatal health, with a clear objective: reduce maternal mortality to below 70 deaths per 100,000 live births — the global target set by the Sustainable Development Goals......
Morocco is confronting a growing health crisis as cancer emerges as the nation's second leading cause of mortality, with approximately 40,000 new cases diagnosed annually. The disease now accounts for 13.4% of deaths nationwide, second only to cardiovascular diseases, with an incidence rate of 137.3......
Despite significant advances in women's rights, gender inequality remains a pressing global issue. Statistics reveal an alarming reality: every day, 800 women lose their lives due to pregnancy-related complications, while 270 million lack access to modern contraceptive methods. This situation underscores......
In a sobering revelation, the World Health Organization (WHO) has unveiled its latest report on alcohol and health, painting a grim picture of a global health crisis that demands urgent attention. The statistics are nothing short of alarming: nearly three million lives are claimed annually by alcohol-related......
Gaza Strip —The relentless blockade of Gaza has driven the region into a humanitarian crisis, with severe shortages of medical supplies and essential nutrients leading to a tragic rise in child mortality rates. More than 200 Palestinian children are at imminent risk of dying from malnutrition,......
Amidst the global struggle against the scourge of child mortality, a beacon of hope shines brightly from the sun-kissed vistas of Morocco. A striking new report by the United Nations Inter-agency Group for Child Mortality Estimation (UN IGME) reveals the nation's remarkable progress in curbing its......
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