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Marika Kaden,W. Hermann,Thomas Villmannvernment to reduce the burden of cancer in the country. We review the currently available specific cancer screening programs in the country, the challenges with the current screening programs, and recommendations for improving cancer screening in the UAE.

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Advances in Self-Organising Mapsished. This chapter is very important for anyone who is interested in learning about oncology care in the UAE. This book will map the way forward for healthcare providers, regulators, decision-makers, patients, and other stakeholders to advance cancer care in the UAE.

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Mohammad-Ehsan Matour,Alexander Winkleral suggestion would be that multigene testing should be considered only after proper evaluation for clinical suspicion of hereditary cancer susceptibility, which would be best offered by clinical genetics and/or doctors trained in oncogenetics.

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he chapters as per subspecialty in oncology and hematology.A.This open access book is an unprecedented and comprehensive book that delves deeply into the landscape of cancer care in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This ground-breaking book is set to become a go-to resource for those interested in ga

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Patterns of Contact Attempts in Surveysver, with recent initiatives like the Emirati Genome Project and collaboration with local universities, there is hope that this will also facilitate expanding its use in cancer care. Many barriers remain to the optimal utilization of genomics in cancer care in the UAE that require frameworks with government, regulatory, and institutional support.