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Lebanon's Health Minister Rakan Nasruddin visited Zahra Health Center, highlighting its vital role in conflict healthcare and praising local staff and international partners for their support to mothers and children. #LebanonHealth #PublicHealth #UNICEF
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Lebanon's Public Health Minister announced a stroke care initiative offering full coverage for essential procedures, focusing on timely treatment and symptom awareness to enhance stroke outcomes and transform public health.
#LebanonHealth #StrokeAwareness #PublicHealth
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Lebanon's healthcare sector is gradually recovering post-financial collapse, boosted by better collaboration with the NSSF, though low payment rates and high costs persist. Continued support is vital for sustainability.
#LebanonHealth #HealthcareCrisis #EconomicRecovery
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Lebanon's Ministry of Public Health and AstraZeneca have signed a memorandum to combat lung cancer through awareness, early diagnosis, and equitable healthcare access. This initiative aims to support the National Cancer Control Plan 2023-2028.
#LungCancer #LebanonHealth #CancerControl
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Lebanon's Health Minister Rakan Nasreddine visited hospitals in Western Bekaa and Rashaya to improve healthcare, open new departments, and emphasize local patient care, showcasing government dedication to public health enhancement.
#LebanonHealth #PublicHealth #GovernmentSupport
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Lebanon's Public Health Minister Rakan Nasser Al-Din stated that the ministry will finance hip and pelvic prosthetics for seniors, covering 65% in private and 80% in public hospitals, alongside enhanced heart coverage and quicker hospital payments. #LebanonHealth #ElderlyCare #PublicHealth
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MP Strida Geagea praised Health Minister Rakan Nasreddine for his efforts to address the "Tannourine" health issue, emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability to maintain public trust in state institutions.
#LebanonHealth #PublicSafety #GovernmentAccountability
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Lebanon's Health Minister Rakan Nasr al-Din opened the 51st MEMA 2025 at AUB, focusing on cardiovascular disease prevention. He emphasized early detection and announced initiatives for cancer awareness and health policy improvements.
#LebanonHealth #CardiovascularDisease #PreventiveCare
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Lebanon's Health Minister Rakan Nasruddin visited Sabline hospital to reaffirm support for public healthcare, announcing new medical equipment and financial aid, while emphasizing the need for comprehensive healthcare legislation under review.
#LebanonHealth #PublicHealth #HealthcareSupport
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The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health has opened a tender for specialized medical equipment to enhance healthcare and establish a national drug quality reference, funded by a World Bank loan. Interested companies must submit bids by October 15th.
#LebanonHealth #MedicalEquipment #WorldBank
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Lebanon's Health Minister Dr. Rakan Nasreddine, in collaboration with UNICEF, unveiled a digital healthcare strategy for 2025-2030 to enhance service equity and integration, with a strong emphasis on primary healthcare.
#DigitalTransformation #LebanonHealth #HealthcareReform
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The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health stressed urgent medical care for snake bites and confirmed antivenom availability. They urged citizens to avoid misinformation and partner with UNIFIL and AUBMC for better treatment. #LebanonHealth #PublicSafety #SnakeBites
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Lebanon is experiencing an increase in gastrointestinal infections, leading doctors to emphasize hydration to avoid dehydration. Gastroenteritis can stem from viruses or contaminated food, making proper food handling essential, especially in summer heat.
#LebanonHealth #FoodSafety #PublicHealth
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Lebanon's Health Minister announced full coverage for children's kidney transplant surgeries and plans to negotiate drug prices. A new dialysis center will also be established to enhance care.
#LebanonHealth #KidneyTransplant #HealthcareSupport
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The Lebanese Ministry of Health, with WHO backing, distributed 33 surgical sets to public hospitals to improve trauma care during regional crises. Minister Nasr highlighted the urgent need for increased funding and support for medical needs.
#LebanonHealth #TraumaCare #EmergencyPreparedness
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Lebanon's Ministry of Public Health is seeking suppliers for specialized medical equipment for PICUs, NICUs, PET scans, and MRIs in government hospitals, funded by a World Bank loan, to enhance healthcare services. Details available online.
#LebanonHealth #PublicHealth #HealthcareInitiative
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Expatriates are increasingly utilizing vacations to access Lebanon's medical services, drawn by cost-effective, high-quality care. Many seek treatments like dermatology and dentistry, valuing shorter wait times and expertise despite global challenges. #LebanonHealth #MedicalTourism #Expatriates
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The Lebanese European Medical Association confirmed the delivery of two shipments from France to enhance Lebanon's healthcare, featuring vital medical equipment like respirators and dialysis supplies. Administrative procedures are underway for delivery.
#LebanonHealth #MedicalAid #SupportLebanon
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A seminar in Lebanon for World Nursing Day highlighted the essential role of nurses. Health Minister Rakan Nassar called for enhanced nursing resources and better salary conditions. #NursingDay #LebanonHealth #HealthcareInvestment
