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ABU DHABI – The UAE Genetics Diseases Association has launched a new patient initiative called Emirates Stem Cells Support Group. The support group officially opens its doors to the community on International Stem Cell Awareness Day on 14th October 2020. The initiative was launched under the patronage of Sheikh Nahyan

The UAE has taken another stride towards becoming a global hub for healthcare research excellence with the launch of a first-of-its-kind Center for Genomic Discovery, which will help diagnose and treat patients with genetic disorders, enhance local genomic research, and train the country’s next generation of scientists. The Center has

Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and President of the UAE Genetics Association, has said that UAE healthcare vision highlights the importance of information and appropriate initiatives to educate the public on prevention and lifestyle medicines. In his keynote speech at the 10th edition of the UAE

The institute stated in a press release that discussions were held regarding areas of collaboration between “Dusmann for Diabetes,” established by the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences, and the Emirates Genetic Diseases Association, to exchange expertise in the medical, research, and academic fields, as well as to foster

students from Ajman University participated in the introductory session organized by the Renaissance Women’s Association in Dubai on genetic diseases. The session, held under the theme “Year of Zayed and the Genes of Happiness,” was presented by Dr. Maryam Matar, the founder and president of the Emirates Genetic Diseases Association.

    Dr. Maryam Matar is the founder and president of the Emirates Genetic Diseases Association, which has led to the issuance of five legislations in the United Arab Emirates. She is a pioneer of the genetic map project in the United Arab Emirates and her project has contributed to