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Authored by: Humza Rana Cancer recovery in the Arab world is a multi-faceted journey that often requires integrating cultural practices with modern medical treatments. In many Arab nations, traditional methods such as herbal medicine, cupping therapy (Hijama), and spiritual practices have been part of healthcare for centuries. These methods, deeply rooted in the cultural and…

Authored by: Humza Rana Portable medical imaging systems are revolutionizing healthcare service, providing sophisticated diagnostic tools right to patients’ bedside. In recent years, the need for mobile medical imaging systems has surged remarkably due to their capacity to enhance patient results and their exceptional portability. The pandemic further accelerated the demand for innovative mobile medical…

The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, renowned for their robust healthcare systems and investments in medical technology, are grappling with a critical shortage of radiologists at a time when Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming diagnostic practices. As AI tools and algorithms increasingly assist with interpreting medical imaging, some fear that the shortage of human radiologists…

Authored by: Humza Rana The MENAP region’s healthcare is poised for a revolutionary change, propelled by standardized regulations and an emphasis on generic and biosimilar medications. As the pharmaceutical sector swiftly transforms, the Middle East, North Africa, and Pakistan (MENAP) region finds itself at a crucial juncture of change. With a distinctive combination of hurdles…

Authored by: Humza Rana Embrace a tactical methodology to lower the rate of infant death; staff education and community-based investigation are crucial. As of now, Saudi Arabia’s infant mortality rate (IMR) stands at 5.1 infant deaths for every 1,000 live births, ranking it sixty-third among 253 nations worldwide. In contrast, advanced G20 nations such as…