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Cases of measles have recently been reported in several regions of Morocco, with a notable increase in infections, particularly among unvaccinated children. Moroccan health authorities are warning the public and recommending an update of vaccinations. It is essential to follow public health recommendations to prevent further spread of the disease. Measles is a highly contagious disease, and quick action is necessary to protect public health. Hospitals and clinics are ready to manage cases and provide information on prevention and treatment.
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The 8th AMBM Days, held on May 12, 13, and 14 in Marrakech, were a great success. More than 850 participants, including 550 Moroccan biologists, attended this event, which coincided with the 18th anniversary of the association's founding. Attendees came from Europe, Africa, and various cities across Morocco. Researchers, trainers, and both hospital and private practitioners shared their experiences on the latest practices in medical biology. The event also provided an opportunity during various sessions and workshops, organized in collaboration with medical scientific societies, to exchange with clinicians on the latest developments in medical biology and challenges faced in daily practice.
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Our medical analysis laboratory responded promptly to the urgent call made by the blood transfusion center of the provincial hospital in Tétouan, due to a critical shortage of blood. Aware of the vital importance of this situation, we mobilized our resources and personnel to actively contribute to this crucial effort. Our commitment reflects our dedication to public health and our desire to support our community during these challenging times.
November 7-8, Palais des Congrès, Paris
DetailsApril 17–19, 2025 – IDOU MALABATA Conference Center – TANGIER
RegistrationThe laboratory will open its doors to the public on July 25 for a day of discovery and meetings with researchers and technicians.
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