The Mohammed VI International University Hospital in Bouskoura has just achieved a new feat by successfully performing a surgical procedure on a patient with a brain tumor using the most advanced intraoperative scanner in the world in neurosurgery.
The Association of Moroccan Nationals in Tunisia (ARMAT) organized a medical caravan on Saturday for the benefit of Moroccans residing in Tunis. An opportunity for these people to receive care and health advice in several areas.
A Moroccan detained at the Foreigners Detention Center (CIE) in Algeciras and awaiting deportation to Morocco, has been on a hunger strike for a month and a half to denounce his situation. His health having taken a serious blow, he needs medical care in a hospital. Associations have seized the Ombudsman for this purpose.
Two clinics located in Marrakech are looking to recruit 100 Filipino nurses. In this regard, correspondence has been addressed to the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA).
No Moroccan hospital is among the top 250 best healthcare facilities in the world. This is the result of a ranking by a general news magazine.
Little Nour, 5 years old, was successfully operated on at the pediatric orthopedic and trauma surgery unit of the Virgen de la Arrixaca University Hospital in Murcia. The young Moroccan girl, who could only move by crawling, now stands on her two feet. A miracle that delights her parents and loved ones.
Taha, a Moroccan boy, is one of the many children with various pathologies who benefit from free care in Malaga, Spain, thanks to the "Viaje hacia la vida" program of the Terre des Hommes Foundation. He returned to Morocco last week after a six-month stay with a host family.
Moroccan international Hakim Ziyech is out for Chelsea’s match against Luton Town in the 8th round of the FA Cup. The announcement was made by Thomas Tuchel on Tuesday.
1.5 million Moroccans are affected by some 8,000 rare diseases . On the occasion of the celebration on Monday, February 28 of the World Rare Disease Day, Dr. Khadija Moussayer, president of the Alliance of Rare Diseases, discusses the pain of patients whose lives are forever disrupted.
For a few weeks now, the epidemiological situation in Morocco has been improving significantly with a significant drop in cases of Covid-19 contamination, cases in intensive care and even deaths. Data that suggest that Morocco could embark on a gradual return to normal life.
Moroccans are increasingly turning to psychiatrists, psychologists or coaches. A new trend that has been confirmed with the health crisis.
The Municipal Transport Company (EMT) of Malaga has offered three vouchers of thirty trips each to Bouchra Harrachi, the mother of little Ayoub, the Moroccan boy of two and a half years old suffering from a rare disease since birth and who is receiving treatment in Malaga, pending a kidney transplant operation.