- Epidemics (3/77 articles) informed about 20 cases of Hepatitis among Syrian refugees at Yamouneh village northwest of Baalbeck due to contaminated water. Another article reported on Yemen that is at risk of a significant cholera outbreak with the number of suspected cases doubling to over 4,000 cases within 12 days.
- Food Safety (3/77 articles) covered the Ministry of Public Health’s weekly report as well as the 95th list of conforming and non-conforming food establishments.
- Road Safety (2/77 articles) covered an article showcasing investigative report about the traffic law that was implemented in 2015. Another article highlighted on the 10th anniversary of the Kunhadi organization.
- Hospitals (2/77 articles) highlighted a study developed by the research department at BLOM Bank about the status of healthcare in Lebanon especially the hospital sector. According to the article, the hospital sector suffers from various deficiencies and burdens due to, for instance, the inflows of refugees escaping the war in Syria. Another article shed light on a statement issued by the Minieh Governmental Hospital.
- Antibiotic Resistance (2/77 articles) informed about a multidrug-resistant superbug that can cause life-threatening illnesses among people with Cystic Fibrosis (CF). According to British researchers, the infection has spread globally and is becoming increasingly virulent.
- MOPH (2/77 articles) reported on a suspected violence incident at a nursery day care. The article shed light on the report issued by the Ministry of Public Health refuting the accusations addressed to the nursery. Another article highlighted the Minister’s, Wael Abou Faour, speech during the Syndicate of Hospital’s annual dinner. The Minister stated that a country that cannot afford decent healthcare to citizens, cannot be respected.
- Mental Health (1/77 articles) showcased an article defining mental health and detailing the reasons for suicide.
- Women Rights (1/77 articles) showcased more updates regarding the Shiite custody laws. The article is a follow up to the incident of the mother who refused to give up her 3-year-old son, Ali, following a custody battle with her estranged husband. As a result, Fatima Hamzeh was detained at the Ghobeiri police station. The court order to detain Hamzeh sparked protests by activists 2 weeks ago which led to a "revolution against oppression" of Shiite custody laws.
- NSSF (1/77 articles) highlighted seven employees who were arrested and charged with fraud and embezzlement.
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