Hommage to Prof Fadhel Mrad | Indelible Mark on Tunisian Medicine
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Professor Fadhel Mrad, an iconic figure in Tunisian medicine, passed away on Sunday, October 25, 2026, at the age of 73. Former head of the psychiatry department at Razi Hospital and professor at the
Professor Fadhel Mrad, an iconic figure in Tunisian medicine, passed away on Sunday, October 25, 2026, at the age of 73. Former head of the psychiatry department at Razi Hospital and professor at the Tunis Medical Faculty, he leaves an immense void in the medical community. His career, marked by scientific rigor and deep empathy, shaped several generations of doctors. The passing of Professor Mrad has sparked a deep mourning within the medical community. The Tunisian Association of Psychiatry praised his 'exemplary commitment' and 'unquestionable expertise,' while the Tunisian Hospital-University Psychiatry Society highlighted his pioneering role in training professionals. His legacy is now a cornerstone of the discipline. His death reminds us of the importance of figures who shaped the future of Tunisian medicine. 'He was also recognized for his exemplary commitment and his contribution to the training of many generations of doctors,' as well as to all those who had the privilege of knowing him, sharing his wisdom, and benefiting from his knowledge. Professor Mrad, known for his wisdom and expertise, remains a model for all who had the privilege of knowing him. His memory, etched in hearts, will remain a pillar of Tunisian psychiatry. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time ⚡ Key Points ▸ The Tunisian Association of Psychiatry praised his 'exemplary commitment' and 'unquestionable expertise,' while the Tunisian Hospital-University Psychiatry Society highlighted his pioneering role in training professionals. ▸ Professor Mrad, known for his wisdom and expertise, remains a model for all who had the privilege of knowing him. ▸ His death reminds us of the importance of figures who shaped the future of Tunisian medicine. Listen to generalist radios live The daily life is told