ABSTRACT
This study explores metabolic status for residents of one urban, Marrakech, and one rural, Tighza, community. Against a backdrop of cultural, social and economic differences between Moroccan urban and rural dwellers, proposed study purports to identify if Tighza needs a clinic facility or monthly visits from doctors to cater for health issues and if Tighza experiences a metabolic status of concern.
INTRODUCTIONThe indigenous people of Morocco (Berber or Amazigh) span a broad range of ethnic communities in North Africa. Their cultures and daily lifestyles and habits vary considerably according to area and community values. The ethnic differences of Berbers Continue reading...
