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Ministry of Health

Main Category: Ministry of Health
First Address : PO Box 848
City : Abu Dhabi
Country : United Arab Emirates
Phone: 971 2 6330000
Fax: 971 2 6215422
Email: postmaster@moh.gov.ae
Website: www.moh.gov.ae


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Tobacco prices set to double

Prices could double every two years under a proposal by ministry of health to cut smoking rates.

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A history of silence

The UAE must stop blaming cultural stigma for the country's poor mental health provision, and tackle the issue.

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Global groups slam hep C ban

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been singled out for condemnation by global health organisations following the news that the hepatitis c virus (HCV) has been added to the country's list of deportable diseases.

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Physicians draw drug blank with Ministry of Health

The UAE's Ministry of Health (MoH) has come under fire for out-of-date vaccination schedules and for failing to communicate with physicians over drug alerts and shortages.

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UAE calls 'health foods' to account

Ministry of Health to regulate products which make medical claims in move to protect consumer rights.

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Rules of attraction

Policing medical advertising in an emerging market might be a difficult task, but the UAE's MoH still has a long way to go.

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Check-ups no substitute for national screening programme

A Ministry of Health (MoH) initiative to offer low-cost basic health checks through a local pharmacy chain has received a mixed response from the United Arab Emirate's physicians.

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UAE denies fake drug claims

Ministry dismisses World Health Organisation claims that counterfeit medicines are being re-exported from Dubai.

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What's the alternative?

The United Arab Emirates Ministry of Health has announced plans to offer alternative medicine in its hospitals.

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UAE to launch nationwide health screening

Programme to be rolled out at healthcare centres in next six months, official says.

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UAE healthcare to reach $12bn

Report finds sector among most dynamic of economy and predicts 14% growth over next five years.

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Urban decay: the fluoride debate

Few things in dentistry split clinicians like the topic of introducing fluoridation to the central water supply.

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MoH reform ‘welcome’

Initial steps to decentralise the UAE's first government hospital have been met with a cautious welcome from staff, the facility's new CEO has said.

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Patients face drug price hike

Patients in the UAE are set to pay an average 10% more for medications after the Ministry of Health (MoH) bowed to pressure from local drug agents and announced it would review the current pricing structure for drugs.

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Schools ramp up CPD courses

Educational centres in the UAE are gearing up to launch continuing professional development programmes for dentists, in a bid to plug the current gap in the region's CPD market.

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End of the paper trail

Dr.Tasnim Khan discusses the perks and pitfalls of switching to electronic medical records.

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UAE approves anti-smoking drug

Non-nicotine treatment Champix designed to help smokers stay off cigarettes and to avoid relapsing.

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Care protocols on agenda

National care protocols are on the cards for UAE physicians, Medical Times has learnt.

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Doctors slam contract confusion

Clinicians in Northern Emirates hit out at confusion surrounding new contracts proposed by gov't.

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MoH develops KPIs for government hospitals

Key performance indicators (KPIs) designed to help Ministry of Health monitor the quality of healthcare services in the country.

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Al Ain widens its network reach

Al Ain Mineral Water has announced ambitious plans for further expansion in the UAE and the GCC.

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UAE health ministry ups regulatory role

Ministry says it will upgrade healthcare facilities and develop rules and regulations governing the sector.

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Mandatory HIV tests for expat jobseekers

Expatriates seeking employment in the UAE will be required to produce HIV-Aids-free certificates, official says.

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Abu Dhabi Congress invite

Leading medical experts are set to gather in Abu Dhabi this September, for the emirate's Medical Congress.

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US$544m new medical facilities for UAE

A number of major new hospitals, clinics, cardiac centres and nursing schools are being planned for Dubai and the Northern Emirates.

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MoH hospitals in private move

The UAE's Minister of Health has taken a step closer to commercialising state-owned healthcare facilities, after announcing plans to install managerial boards in each government hospital.

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Botched botox anyone?

Few things in the cosmetic surgery industry need a nip and tuck more than its flabby legal structure.

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Abu Dhabi congress to tackle diabetes

Healthcare experts will meet in September to discuss preventative measures for chronic diseases.

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MoH cautious on Avandia cardio concerns

The UAE Ministry of Health has issued an alert to all hospitals, clinics and pharmacies in the country, after a US study linked diabetes drug rosiglitazone (Avandia) to an increased risk of myocardial infarction and death.

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Health scare sparks ban on lens solution

A cleansing solution for soft contact lens wearers has been pulled from the UAE market, following news of a possible parasitic contamination.

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Nurses face further pay deal delay

UAE nurses employed by the Ministry of Health have been informed a proposed pay deal, which would see wages rise to match those paid in neighbouring emirates, is to be delayed for the fourth time in a year.

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Rows continue over pay deal delays

Public sector doctors ask for pay rise from UAE's Ministry of Health and threaten resignation as deal delays persist.

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Enforcement action

The success of Dubai's smoking ban will depend on how rigorously it is enforced, argues David Ingham.

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A reign of confusion

Joanne Bladd on why UAE doctors need clearer information... and a payrise wouldn't go amiss either.

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Nursing exams open registration

The Federal Department of Nursing at the Ministry of Health (MoH) has announced that it will be holding nursing examinations on the 7 June 2007, for candidates hoping to register for work in the UAE.

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Doctors protest pay scales

Lower pay and mounting workloads leave 'demoralised' ministry doctors ready to resign.

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Family fortunes

Just how much does it costs to raise a child in the UAE?

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Slim chance

What can be done to help the fattest region in the world, asks Melissa Hancock.

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Train to retain

Education, research posts and more accountability could prove key factors in overcoming low pay scales when it comes to medical recruitment in the Middle East. Sarah Campbell reports.

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Suitcase healthcare

Ensuring patient safety as number of patients opting for surgical sojourns rises.

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Compassionate cargo

The repatriation of corpses represents a unique challenge to the air cargo industry. Vivian Albertyn, partner and founder of Middle East Funeral Services, reveals how the industry helps in an hour of need.

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The UAE's new fight against HIV

Officials yesterday discussed a five-year plan against the infectious disease.

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