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Medical news in obstetrics and gynaecology
A selection of news touching women's health: international recommendations, public health campaigns, advances in screening. Each brief cites its source, summarises without exaggerating and explains what it changes for you. This information is general and does not replace a consultation.
ScreeningPink October 2026 in Morocco: what the campaign reportsRead the article 
MenopauseWorld Menopause Day: talking about a subject still too often silentRead the article 
ScreeningCervical screening: WHO backs HPV self-samplingRead the article 
ObstetricsPostpartum haemorrhage: new international recommendationsRead the article
What these briefs are not
They are neither personalised medical advice nor promises. An international recommendation does not necessarily apply as it stands to your situation or exist in Morocco: this is clarified at consultation.
And Dr Rachid's articles?
In-depth articles written by Dr Rachid are in the Blog section. The news reports what is happening in the medical world.
Frequently asked questions
Does the news replace medical advice?
No. It informs in general terms. For your situation, a consultation is still needed.
Where does the information come from?
From health organisations, learned societies, health authorities and the press. The source is shown on each brief.
Also of interest
Informational content: it does not replace a consultation. No outcome can be guaranteed.