Yadoct health blog

Over 13,000 new cases a year make breast cancer the most common cancer among Algerian women. What screening changes, who to see, and how to get a mammogram.

Toothache, broken tooth, abscess: when it is an emergency, where to go in Algiers at night or on Friday, and how to find a dentist open right now without hours on the phone.

Calendar, online booking, waiting-room queue, patient records: the guide for doctors who want to digitise their practice in Algeria without paying a licence — and the traps to avoid.

Need a pharmacy open right now? Yadoct shows Algiers' duty pharmacies in real time — day, night and 24/7 — commune by commune. Free, refreshed daily.

Algeria's vaccination schedule changed in 2026: HPV vaccine at 11-13, hexavalent shot, oral polio at 2 months. What changes, age by age, and where.

The list of 26 conditions covered at 100%, third-party payment at the pharmacy, prescription caps, CNAS and CASNOS files: your rights, explained.

A missed dose on a long-term treatment is never trivial. The most common causes, the right reflexes, and free reminders in the Yadoct app.

One Algerian adult in four has high blood pressure, most without regular follow-up. What your numbers mean and why regular check-ups change everything.

Medical certificate, vaccination record, eye and dental check: the back-to-school health checklist for parents in Algeria, and how to book before the September rush.

Algeria’s national flu vaccination campaign starts every autumn. Priority groups, the best time to get the shot, where to get it and when to see a doctor: the essentials before winter.

No more unanswered phone calls and wasted trips: here is how to book a medical consultation in Algeria from your phone, in just a few minutes.

Medical follow-up, quick advice, prescription renewal: teleconsultation saves many trips. Here is when it is appropriate and how to prepare for it.

Cardiologist, dermatologist, gynecologist, dentist… How to find the right specialist near you, in Algiers as in every other wilaya, and get an appointment quickly.

SAMU, Protection civile, on-call doctors: which numbers to dial, which signs should alarm you and what to do while waiting for help in Algeria.

Hours in the waiting room for a few minutes of consultation? The remote queue ticket changes the experience. Here is how it works.

Diabetes is one of the most widespread chronic diseases in Algeria. Medical follow-up, diet, warning signs: the essentials to keep it under control.

Diabetes, hypertension, daily treatments: how to approach the month of Ramadan with peace of mind, and which signs should lead you to break the fast.

Vaccination schedule, health record, fever after the shot, catching up after a delay: what every parent in Algeria should know about vaccination.