AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMedical Cooperation: Laayoune’s Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy signed agreements with two U.S. institutions to expand medical training, research and patient care. Plans include sharing treatment protocols, fertility preservation for cancer patients and research into maternal and newborn health. Refugee Health: During a UN debate, the U.S. ambassador cited figures showing nearly two-thirds of children under five in the Tindouf camps have anemia, one-third experience stunted growth and only one in ten gets a minimally acceptable diet. Prisoner Health: Morocco’s human rights council reported that Gdeim Izik-linked prisoners had ended their hunger strike by October 15. Its teams conducted medical examinations and reviewed records as prisoners sought transfers closer to their families.
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