First bone marrow transplant in United Arab Emirates

Medical science has taken a major step forward in the Middle East.

The Abu Dhabi Stem Cells Center has conducted the first-ever bone marrow transplant in the United Arab Emirates.

The transplant was a success and follows on from the achievements of their stem cell therapy which supports former Covid-19 patients.

The ADSCC was established in March 2019 to meet growing demands for advanced medical services and treatments in the UAE.

After the success of the stem cell therapy that helps with the recovery of COVID19 patients, now #ADSCC successfully conducted a bone marrow transplant! Cheers to these achievements! 🥂#UAE #AbuDhabi #StemCell #BoneMarrow #COVID19 #Cancer #Healthcare #Transplant #GoodNews pic.twitter.com/H4IFozhNVh
— Ahad Chee (@AhadChee) August 5, 2020

Healthcare for whoever needs it. Yay to that!

Kayley Hardiman

Kayley holds a degree in Journalism and New Media from University of Limerick. She is from Westmeath and has previously worked as a Reporter for the Westmeath Independent and as a Researcher for Clare FM. She loves modern dance, pop culture and Netflix. She also enjoys feature writing and is interested in fashion, the arts, education and current affairs. Kayley is currently freelancing for various outlets and is Social Media Manager for Meadowfield Farm.

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