From May 1st, women awaiting childbirth will have to pay 100% of the costs before requesting reimbursement from the National Social Security Fund (CNOPS). Following the recent decision of the latter, the Association of Private Gynecologists (AGP) has decided to refuse all files from the organization.
Since last November, collective resignations of public sector doctors have been pouring in to the regional directorates of the Ministry of Health.
The Minister of Health was forced to open an investigation following information published by many media outlets that a woman gave birth in the street, near a health center in Meknes. The baby died.
Pharmaceutical companies would apparently pay the services of a network of doctors and medical analysis laboratories, in order to have the personal data of Moroccan patients with hepatitis and cancer.
The Ministry of Health has categorically denied reports that 31 central service managers had been dismissed.
It is unclear whether one should laugh or cry about this. The regional hospital of Khénifra has not paid its water and electricity bills. And it (a public body) is threatening to cut them off if it does not pay.
New report from the Ministry of Health which reports 11 deaths in Morocco due to complications related to the flu A.
The new death toll from the A flu is enough to worry Moroccans. According to Health Minister Anas Doukkali, 9 people died in one week.
Health Minister Anas Doukkali has decided to dismiss the director of the Tetouan provincial hospital.
An investigation has just been opened by the Ministry of Health following the suspicious death of an infant and the deterioration of the health of five newborns at the Maternité des Orangers in Rabat.