The Arab Family in Transition

Waardenburg Syndrome in an Arab Family

By Laman Amin -ZaKI (Baghdad), The Journal of Laryngology and Otology, 1971. 

Family medicine in Arab countries.

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Information on the practice of family medicine in Arab countries is scant. In this study we aim to describe the current state of the specialty in the region. This includes scope of practice, practice setting, training programs, and the numbers and profiles of their graduates. METHODS A survey of leaders in family medicine in Arab countries was conducted between Octob...

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Media and Revolutionary Movements in the Arab Countries

Nutritional Status of the Elderly in an Arab Country in Social Transition: the Case of Lebanon

Lebanon is a small country located in the Middle East region which is undergoing rapid demographic transition. Among Arabic countries Lebanon has the fastest growing elderly population, and by the year 2025, older adults above 65 years are expected to represent more than 10% of the population. Nutrition is a key factor during the aging process and may help to prevent age-related diseases. Howev...