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Health Minister reports decline in AIDS and infectious diseases
Egyptian Minister of Health and Population, Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, confirmed that the efforts of the national initiative "100 Million Healthy Lives" and the automation system have contributed to a significant reduction in mortality rates caused by infectious diseases. Deaths from AIDS have decreased by 75%, tuberculosis by 94%, and infectious and parasitic diseases by 98%. Additionally, deaths from viral hepatitis have declined by 71%, reflecting the success of the Egyptian experience and its role as a global model currently being studied. However, challenges remain regarding heart disease mortality rates, which have only decreased by 1%, as well as the high rates of childhood anemia and neonatal deaths. These issues call for further efforts to improve health indicators and to strengthen prevention and care.
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