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Dubai va développer la thérapie par cellules souches pour soigner le diabète
Aux Émirats Arabes Unis, 20 % de la population souffre du diabète( Type 1 et Type2) et 3,5 millions de personnes sont touchées par cette maladie chronique dans les pays du Golfe. Dans un séminaire organisé par le Joslin Diabetes Centre, le Dubai Health Authority (DHA) a annoncé la création d’une unité pour développer les thérapies par cellules souches pour soigner les personnes diabétiques.
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Dubai Health Authority (DHA) has announced the formation of a task force to offer stem cell therapy to diabetic UAE residents, Gulf News has reported. Dr Laila Al Jasmi, CEO for Health Policy and Strategy at the DHA, told participants at a seminar organised by Joslin Diabetes Centre that stem cell therapy "offers hope for our people and the community around the region." About 20% of the UAE population suffer from the disease, while 3.5 million people across the GCC region are diabetics.
source AME Info
Health Care City en cours de finalisation, juin 2009
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Dubai Health Authority (DHA) has announced the formation of a task force to offer stem cell therapy to diabetic UAE residents, Gulf News has reported. Dr Laila Al Jasmi, CEO for Health Policy and Strategy at the DHA, told participants at a seminar organised by Joslin Diabetes Centre that stem cell therapy "offers hope for our people and the community around the region." About 20% of the UAE population suffer from the disease, while 3.5 million people across the GCC region are diabetics.
source AME Info
Health Care City en cours de finalisation, juin 2009