ABSTRACT
Whether TB was already spread in Morocco before the French protectorate or was it brought by foreigners; is an interesting debate in the medical history of Morocco. It was common among practitioners who were first interested in the health situation of Moroccans. TB; and especially its pulmonary form; was rather rare in Morocco [3]. In the 19th century; a medical doctor (Despine) who lived in Essaouira; declared the absence of TB in this Moroccan city; which was open for trade with Europeans very early in history
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Health Status , Tuberculosis/epidemiology , Tuberculosis/historyABSTRACT
"Spontaneous recovery represents the only hope of regaining autonomy; for the majority of stoke victims especially in developing countries like Morocco. This recovery is mainly based on the brain's reorganization capacities; referred to as ""adaptive plasticity"". Rehabilitation is one of the most powerful modulators of brain plasticity that; if well administered; can improve post-injury recovery."