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13 May 2012
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Dependence and pathologies linked to drugs
Within the framework of the EUROMED programme, young researchers, particularly doctoral students from several Arab and African countries, are trained in pathologies generated by addictions.
Recently, the Faculty of Sciences of Tetouan organised the third Neuromed Days on "Neurosciences and drug addiction behaviours" led by specialists from several European universities. "The training of young researchers, particularly doctoral students from several Arab and African countries, is one of the objectives of the Euro-Mediterranean programme (EUROMED) funded by the European Union and bringing together Moroccan, Algerian, Egyptian, Turkish, Spanish, French and Italian universities," said the Dean of the Faculty of Sciences, Dr. Mohamed Errami.It is through this type of programme that young generations of scientists receive high-quality multidisciplinary training in the field of neurosciences. Through the convergence of these fields, we can understand the normal functioning of the brain and how various pathologies alter this normal functioning.Doctor Serge Ahmed and Angelo Cantani…
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