In response to a question asked about the evolution of the coronavirus pandemic, in the House of Councillors, Minister Ait Taleb indicated that the measures taken, on the high royal instructions, have allowed Morocco to avoid 6,000 deaths.
Parents are vaccinating their infants less and less because they fear coronavirus contamination raging in the kingdom. This situation could lead to a surge in childhood infections.
Researchers from Mohammed 1st University (UMP) in Oujda are manufacturing protective 3D printed face shields. They are intended for medical personnel caring for people affected by the new coronavirus pandemic (covid-19).
The thesis that the coronavirus necessarily kills the elderly has just been challenged by the spectacular recovery of a 96-year-old Moroccan woman.
The Conseil supérieur de l’audiovisuel (CSA) reacted to the racist remarks made by French doctors on LCI about conducting vaccine tests in Africa to counter the coronavirus, and "firmly warned" the channel.
In Morocco, 2,268 individuals, including 1,402 placed in custody, were apprehended for non-compliance with the state of health emergency over the past 24 hours.
More than twenty residents of Dakhla were admitted on Friday to the emergency room of the Regional Health Delegation Center in Oued Eddahab, after a food poisoning.
Professor Didier Raoult received French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday, April 9 at the IHU-Méditerranée and presented him with the effectiveness of chloroquine in the treatment of covid-19 patients.
The Ministry of Industry, Trade and Green and Digital Economy has banned the retail sale of protective masks on Thursday.
The Spanish authorities on Thursday provided a formal denial of the information that Spain would have requisitioned medicines destined for Morocco.
Is the "Sintrom 4 mg" in short supply or not, as reported in a national newspaper? The Ministry of Health claims that this drug prescribed for cardiac patients is indeed available and has never been out of stock in pharmacies.
In a letter addressed to Prime Minister Édouard Philippe, Michel Cymes, Bernard Kouchner and 13 other doctors advocate for the full and complete integration into the health system of doctors with foreign degrees. These poorly paid doctors are the front-line soldiers against covid-19.