In Sudan, War Erodes What Remains of a Battered Health System
Shamael Elnoor 2026-01-12
The Ministry of Health estimates total losses to the public and private healthcare sector in the Khartoum State at $12...
Families returning home to bombarded areas face new health risks from war debris
People returning to places like Fallujah or Gaza work hard to rebuild their homes, clearing debris and doing rapid construction,...
Burnt Out: On the State of Iraq’s Mental Health
Mizar Kemal 2024-11-27
Iraq allocates merely 2% of its health sector’s budget to mental health, while the health sector itself receives no more...
The struggle for mental health in Lebanon’s multiple crises
Layla Yammine 2024-07-06
The privatization system, which is vastly common in Lebanon, has left many unable to reach mental health support when needed,...
Arab World: Mental Health, a Political Issue
Léonard Sompairac 2024-06-26
The Arab region abounds in causes for the appearance and aggravation of mental disorders, and these are largely of a...
Iraq: Vaccines as a tool for surveillance, discipline and political rivalry
Safaa Khalaf 2021-11-07
Studying the hypothetical target number of vaccinations that Iraq is trying to reach before the end of 2021, relative to...
The “politicized” doses of anti-COVID-19 vaccines in Tunisia
Mohamed Rami Abdelmoula 2021-11-06
Many believed that the Tunisian Prime Minister, who is simultaneously the Minister of Interior, had deliberately thwarted the vaccination campaign...
What is said and done about Anti-COVID vaccines in Algeria
Mohamed Mebtoul 2021-10-24
The legislative elections of June 12, 2021, boycotted by more than 80% of the population, had revealed the frailty of...
COVID-19 Vaccines in Yemen: Squandered Chances of Survival
Wissam Mohammad 2021-10-15
The first shipment of vaccines arrived in Yemen in late March 2021, via the COVAX Facility, comprising 360 thousand doses...