Sudani launches construction of hospitals as Iraq aims to expand healthcare infrastructure

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani has launched the construction of five hospitals as part of a nationwide effort to modernize the healthcare system. The initiative, which includes 16 hospitals across 11 provinces, aims to expand healthcare services in districts and subdistricts, easing pressure on major hospitals.

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KRG announces completion of building $43M hospital in Duhok’s Deraluk

"The $43 million facility, established under the Ninth Cabinet, is set to provide essential healthcare services to over 250,000 residents in the region,” read a statement by the KRG.

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Iraq to open new tumor treatment center, launch expanded cancer prevention efforts

Iraqi Minister of Health Saleh al-Hasnawi announced the imminent opening of a new center for treatment of tumors as part of a national plan to enhance specialized healthcare.

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Pharmacists surge: Proportion of graduate pharmacists 16 times population growth

With massive cultural demand for medical degrees, Iraq is stuck with more doctors and medical degree holders than it needs.

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Iraqi Medical Union warns against HIV transmissions

Iraqi health officials warn of HIV risks from unlicensed beauty centers and tattoo parlors, stressing regulation and stigma reduction.

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Iraq's healthcare system; drowning in flood, struggling for reconstruction

Corruption, unmet promises, stagnation and weak infrastructure erode Iraq's healthcare system, pushing citizens to seek medical care abroad.

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