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Japan grants Syria about $5 million to improve Homs’ health sector

Japan grants Syria about $5 million to improve Homs’ health sector

  • About 90 percent of the people are still living in poverty
  • About 70 percent of public hospitals in Homs are either partially or not functioning
By Arab News Japan ·
Lebanon announces first cholera case in almost 30 years

Lebanon announces first cholera case in almost 30 years

By AP ·
WHO: COVID-19 cases drop everywhere, but pandemic not over

WHO: COVID-19 cases drop everywhere, but pandemic not over

By AP ·
Dire global blood shortage sees UK charity bid for world record video

Dire global blood shortage sees UK charity bid for world record

By SARAH GLUBB ·
Saudi Arabia signs $88m contract to manage and run hospital in Yemen

Saudi Arabia signs $88m contract to manage and run hospital in Yemen

By Arab News ·
Oman hospital carries out cardio first on 2 patients

Oman hospital carries out cardio first on 2 patients

By Arab News ·
Saudi Cabinet authorizes transport minister to discuss MoUs with Bahrain

Saudi Cabinet authorizes transport minister to discuss MoUs with Bahrain

By Arab News ·
Special How active lifestyles, sports and fitness programs are enabling Arab women to beat obesity, manage weight

How active lifestyles, sports and fitness programs are enabling Arab women to beat obesity, manage weight

By Rawan Radwan ·
Special What other Arab countries can learn from Saudi Arabia’s fight against tobacco use graphic

What other Arab countries can learn from Saudi Arabia’s fight against tobacco use

By Nadia Al Faour ·
Saudi yoga instructor practices yoga with horses

Saudi yoga instructor practices yoga with horses

By Rahaf Jambi ·
Apple outlines health technology strategy in new report

Apple outlines health technology strategy in new report

By Reuters ·
97,000 Hajj pilgrims receive health services at holy sites

97,000 Hajj pilgrims receive health services at holy sites

By Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia forges ahead with health service digital transformation on back of COVID-19 pandemic

Saudi Arabia forges ahead with health service digital transformation on back of COVID-19 pandemic

By Rashid Hassan ·

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