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Diabetes epidemic in UAE 2007/04/19 06:00 Blog Press Release Press Release from: AMEInfo Intervention by UAE policymakers is needed to stop the spread of diabetes in the country, which is estimated now affects up to 70% of residents, according to a World Health Organisation official, cited by Gulf News.

Dr Osma Al Khatib has called for the development of a strong primary healthcare system, community awareness and screening programmes to detect cases before or just after they develop.

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