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Prevention key to combating rising number of people with heart conditions Dubai, UAE, 26 April, 2018: Cardiovascular disease (CVD) accounts for 30% of all deaths in the UAE, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO), yet those at risk of suffering from heart problems can easily prevent it through behaviour and lifestyle changes. …
American College of Cardiology committed to helping patients in UAE UAE, February 25, 2017 – Physicians and hospital systems in United Arab Emirates (UAE) now have access to an innovative program that leverages the latest science and technology to provide education, resources and practical tools needed to prevent cardiovascular diseases in individuals at …
Trends from the world of Diabetology One in eleven adults suffers from diabetes. To put things in the proper perspective, that is 415 million people around the world. By 2040, this will aggravate further, with one in every ten – 642 million – suffering from the silent killer. Every 6 seconds, a person dies from …
Holiday shoppers give One Heart Health Community perfect start to cardiovascular disease awareness campaign Dubai, UAE, 26 May 2014: Holiday shoppers at The Dubai Mall have delivered a new Guinness World Records title for a UAE health drive launched to tackle heart-related illnesses, an initiative set up by Benchmark Middle East and Merck Serono Middle East …
New drive to tackle world’s biggest single killer which accounts for a quarter of UAE deaths Dubai, UAE, 19 May 2014: A new health initiative has been launched in the UAE to help tackle cardiovascular disease, the world’s biggest single killer which accounted for a quarter of deaths in the Emirates in 2012. Endorsed by …
Researchers at the University Medical Center (UMC) Utrecht have shown that apparently healthy people measuring their own waist circumference can be a reliable and feasible first step in screening for the metabolic syndrome. This finding could form the basis of a focused screening program for risk factors for diabetes and cardiovascular disease to be implemented …