Marsad Egypt Egyptian Security Sector Observatory As many as 18 doctors have died in Egypt due to long working hours and exhaustion this year, the Egyptian Medical Syndicate has said.
18 Egypt doctors died of exhaustion since start of 2022
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Three sentenced to prison in Egypt over filming video of femicide victim Naira Ashraf’s body
An Egyptian court handed down two Egyptian female nurses and one man six months in prison over filming and leaking a video that showed the dead body of femicide victim Naira Ashraf at the morgue before the autopsy, local news outlet El-Watan reported on Sunday evening.
Egyptian children’s cancer hospital to close for lack of funds
The main children’s cancer hospital in Tanta, a city in the Nile Delta nearly 100km north of the Egyptian capital Cairo, is set to close its doors for good.
An Investigation: Why Isn’t Egypt Vaccinating Its Doctors?
Maryam Hussain is a doctor in the Coronavirus Diagnostic Department at Ain Shams General Hospital where she has spent five months trying to get the vaccine against the Coronavirus.
Doctors: Expired Sinovac-Vacsera doses being used in Cairo COVID-19 vaccination campaign
Some locally-made doses of the Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine used in door-knocking campaigns in Cairo have been expired for as long as two months, two doctors involved in the campaign told Mada Masr.
Egypt Introduces the First Psychotherapy Clinic for Abused Women
The Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) announced on Tuesday, 19 April the inauguration of the Safe Women Clinic, Egypt’s first psychotherapy clinic dedicated to abused women at the Ahalina Medical Center in Cairo.
‘Alarming’ mass resignations of doctors in Egypt over past three years
Doctors in Egypt have left government jobs en masse in the past three years, with an “alarming” number of 11,536 resignations submitted, the Egyptian Doctors Syndicate said in a new report.
Egypt returns strict measures to protect against coronavirus – Egypt Independent
The Egyptian Ministry of Health and Population has brought back certain strict measures regarding the examination, surveillance and prevention of viruses and infectious diseases.
Egypt’s forgotten mental health crisis
Sara and her family fled Syria for Egypt in 2012 after the civil war broke out. They have lived ever since in Cairo, where she is studying to become a doctor.
Ministry of Health Launches Digital Platform for Mental Health Services and Addiction in Egypt
The Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) announced on Wednesday, 16 March, the launch of the first free of charge mental health and addiction treatment digital service in Egypt.