AI in Healthcare: Revolutionizing Medicine or Replacing Doctors?

Tunisia is currently navigating a pivotal transition in its healthcare infrastructure, moving beyond simple digitization toward a comprehensive integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into clinical practice. As the nation pushes for what officials describe as a “Health 4.0” ecosystem, the focus has shifted from the mere adoption of technology to the urgent need for a … Read more

Tunisia: Dr. Dhaker Lahidheb Warns Against Dangerous ‘Tayyibat’ Regime After Near-Fatal Incident

Medical professionals in Tunisia are raising urgent alarms over the proliferation of the Tayyibat diet, a restrictive nutritional regimen that experts warn can lead to severe health complications if followed without strict clinical supervision. The controversy reached a critical point following a public warning from Dr. Dhaker Lahidheb, a prominent cardiologist and professor at the … Read more

Generic Drugs: A Therapeutic Revolution in Cardio-Metabolic Disease Treatment

The global fight against non-communicable diseases is entering a pivotal phase as the cost of life-saving treatments begins to drop. For millions of people living with a cluster of conditions known as cardiometabolic diseases—including type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and obesity—the arrival of high-quality generic medications is more than a financial relief. it is a fundamental … Read more

Mali: Fighting Disinformation and the War of Information Amid Rising Tensions

The intersection of military conflict and media control in Mali has reached a critical juncture. As the country grapples with a sophisticated modern alliance between jihadist insurgents and Tuareg separatists, the Malian government has intensified its efforts to manage the narrative, leading to what observers describe as a state of siege on the pen. This … Read more

Hospital Attacks in Africa: UN Resolution 2286 Ignored 10 Years Later

For decades, the white coat and the red cross have served as universal symbols of sanctuary. In the chaos of war, the hospital was intended to be the one place where the violence stopped—a neutral zone where the only priority was the preservation of life, regardless of a patient’s political affiliation or combatant status. However, … Read more

"Expert Dentist in Casablanca: Former Periodontology Professor Shares Insights on Oral Health"

Morocco’s Farid Lakehal: The Dentist-Painter Blending Chromatic Fury with Medical Precision Casablanca, Morocco — In a sunlit studio overlooking the Atlantic, where the scent of oil paints mingles with the sterile tang of antiseptic, Farid Lakehal wields both brush and dental probe with equal precision. A former professor of periodontology and a practicing dentist, Lakehal … Read more

Terpilih Jadi Presiden, Meninggal Sebelum Dilantik: Tragedi Politik yang Mengguncang Indonesia

On April 15, 1985, Tancredo de Almeida Neves was elected president of Brazil by an indirect vote of the electoral college, marking a pivotal moment in the nation’s transition from military rule to civilian democracy. His election ended 21 years of authoritarian governance that began with the 1964 coup, positioning him to become Brazil’s first … Read more

Strait of Hormuz Blockade: Iran’s Naval Standoff, EU Sanctions, and Global Shipping Crisis Explained

Iran has declared that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed as long as the U.S.-led maritime blockade of Iranian ports continues, according to statements from Iranian officials and confirmed by multiple regional and international sources. The declaration comes amid an ongoing crisis in the strategic waterway that began in late February 2026 following joint … Read more

Israel-Lebanon Escalation: Israeli Strikes Kill Three, Lebanon Seeks Ceasefire Extension Amid Denials of Western Bekaa Attack

Israel’s military has intensified its operations across Lebanon, with recent strikes resulting in multiple fatalities and raising concerns about the stability of the current ceasefire agreement. According to verified reports, Israeli air strikes targeted areas in Beirut’s southern suburbs and the western Bekaa Valley, leading to casualties and prompting Lebanese officials to consider requesting an … Read more

Interview with Dr. Eliane Mireille Paré, Specialist Dental Surgeon at the Directorate for Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases

Dr. Eliane Mireille Paré, a specialist dentist at Burkina Faso’s Direction de la Prévention et du Contrôle des Maladies non Transmissibles (DPCM) within the Ministry of Health, emphasized in a recent interview that overall bodily health is fundamentally linked to oral health. Speaking with Sidwaya newspaper in Ouagadougou on April 21, 2026, she defined oral … Read more