Presidential initiatives “100 million health” provided 212 million services over 6 years
Egypt’s Deputy Prime Minister for Human Development and Minister of Health and Population, Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, announced on Wednesday, that public health initiatives, under the slogan “100 Million Health,” have provided 212 million and 878,000 medical services over the course
President Al-Sisi takes interest in healthcare of Egyptian women: Abdel Ghaffar
Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health and Population, has affirmed that President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi takes great interest in the healthcare of Egyptian women, given their pivotal role in achieving sustainable development for society, and based
IF YOU LOVE SOMEONE WHO SMOKES, GIVE THEM THE FACTS
Whether it’s a friend, family member or partner, most of us know someone who smokes. We’d love them to stop, but perhaps past attempts have been blighted by confusion. Quitting tobacco and nicotine is always the best choice they can
From ribbons to impact: Maintaining pink momentum beyond Breast Cancer Awareness Month
In recent years, the pink ribbon has become synonymous with the fight against breast cancer. Simple yet powerful, the ubiquitous symbol represents crucial conversations about women’s health and overall well-being and is a significant vehicle for empowering women to share
Calls for Global Action to Address The Harmful of Traditional Smoking by Promoting Smoke-free Products
Calls have recently increased for the need of global action to address smoking as a serious global health problem, especially in light of the proven scientific evidence on the importance of smoke-free products as a less harmful alternative compared to
Ancient Egyptians may have attempted early cancer treatment surgery – Dailynewsegypt
From ancient sources, we know that the Egyptians were remarkably skilled in medicine for their time. They could create prostheses, perform tooth fillings, and diagnose and treat various illnesses and traumatic injuries. However, some conditions, such as cancer, remained beyond