The initiative supports Abu Dhabi’s broader strategy to use digital health technologies, real-world evidence and artificial intelligence to advance preventive and personalised healthcare.
The technology is designed to improve surgical precision, shorten operating times, reduce blood loss, and accelerate recovery for patients with severe scoliosis and other spinal deformities.
Its educational programs cover pediatric dentistry, airway health, sleep-disordered breathing, oral function, early facial growth, interceptive orthodontics and myofunctional therapy.
Kalyan brings nearly 30 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries, including 18 years with Novo Nordisk.
The hospital has introduced the MONARCH™ platform, which allows physicians to navigate a flexible endoscope deep into the lungs with greater stability, control and precision.
The network plans to scale diabetes care using a “clinic within a clinic” approach, enabling patients to access integrated and convenient services for chronic disease management.
The minimally invasive technology enables doctors to monitor patients remotely and identify changes in their condition before symptoms become severe.
Schizophrenia is a chronic and complex mental health disorder that can significantly affect patients, their families and caregivers when inadequately managed.
Researchers found that women who delivered prematurely consumed significantly lower amounts of protein, vitamins and essential minerals than those who carried their pregnancies to term.
This highly specific dependence could provide an opportunity for researchers to investigate new approaches to malaria treatment by targeting the parasite’s ability to obtain or use these fats.