Tuberculosis in Saudi Arabia: Can we change the way we deal with the disease?

We can change the future.

Most parents, given the chance, would do everything in their power to guarantee their children a healthy and secure future. Indeed, parents have a moral obligation to identify harms that threaten their children, and to prevent them, or at least reduce their risk, as best they can. This is so self-evident that any parents arguing to the contrary are likely to find themselves on the receiving end...

Can We Change the Outcomes in Parkinson's Disease?

How can we enhance the value of laboratory tests?

Today, the pressures on the healthcare systems for the controlling of the costs are extreme and all sectors try to demonstrate the value of their services by justifying the activities and expenditures so the value can be describe in terms like quality, efficiency, effectiveness, patient satisfaction, cost effectiveness .The value of the lab testing is generally directed to their costs and the c...

Tuberculosis in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia is the third-largest country in the Middle East by land area, constituting the bulk of the Arabian Peninsula, and the third-largest Arab country. It is bordered by Jordan and Iraq to the north and northeast, Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates to the east, Oman in the southeast, and Yemen in the south. It is also connected to Bahrain by the King Fahad Causeway. The Persian G...

Crossing Surgical Borders: Where are We, Where are We Going and Can We Find the Way?

213 There has been intense debate nowadays on what surgical procedures a speciality must do or must not do, particularly among dermatosurgeons, plastic surgeons, oculoplastic and maxillofacial surgeons. Now, dentists and gynaecologists have jumped the fray with each specialist treading on another's toes. Should dermatosurgeons do blepharoplasty or leave it to the oculoplastic surgeon, should pl...