الصور تحكي ما كنت افعله بمدينة العين بالإمارات..

(عدل بواسطة Dr. Moiz Bakhiet on 12-17-2005, 10:20 AM)

Quote: Neuroscience offers big hope to millions By Lana Mahdi 29 November 2005 AL AIN — Shaikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Education and Chancellor of UAE University (UAEU), has said neuroscience offers great hope to millions of patients around the world, who can now look forward to discoveries of new approaches to treatment, rehabilitation and prevention of various medical disorders. Shaikh Nahyan was addressing the International Neuroscience Conference organised by the UAEU's Faculty of Medicine and Health Science at the Al Ain Intercontinental Resort on Sunday. The three-day international conference is concluding today. Shaikh Nahyan said that the Faculty of Medicine’s Neuroscience Research Priority Group is well positioned to promote significant research. “They have done an excellent job of ensuring that the conference provides a true international perspective and incorporates the many aspects of neuroscience research,” he said and highlighted that under the leadership of the President, His Highness Shaikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE has seen one of the fastest growing healthcare systems in the world, as the country has set world standards of quality for hospitals and clinics. “We understand fully well that we must support cutting edge medical research and the latest medical advances in the world,” said Shaikh Nahyan. He emphasised that they believe international research collaboration presents a powerful force for peace and understanding in the world. “Your work should benefit enormously from the education of the general public, the appropriate training of physicians, dissemination of the latest research findings, promotion of prevention strategies, and cooperation among countries,” he added. The themes at the conference are Neuro-development, Degeneration and Regeneration, Neuro-psychiatry and Behaviour, Motor Control and Movement Disorders, Neuro-transmitters and Neuro-imaging in health and disease.