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Health Minister: Out-of-pocket spending down 57%, deaths reduce by 26%
The article discussed statements by Egypt’s Minister of Health and Population, Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, regarding the improvement of some health indicators in Egypt as a result of developing the healthcare system. It highlighted reductions in infection and mortality rates, especially for cancer and kidney diseases, as well as a decrease in the portion of healthcare expenses paid out of pocket by citizens to 57%, which alleviates the financial burden on families. However, it noted that mortality rates among individuals aged 30 to 70 remain higher than the targeted 18.5%, indicating that Egypt still faces a long road ahead to achieve the desired health goals.
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