Abstract Introduction/Objective Urinary tract infection is the most common reason for in hospital setting, nursing home residents, and second overall population. Females are more at risk of getting urinary infections (UTIs) than males. UTIs remain very as 50% women report having least one UTI their lifetimes. The higher older patients, especially when they have a catheter. Objectives current st...

This study examines the association between Royal family members on board of directors and earnings management in United Arab Emirates (UAE). Panel data was sourced from annual corporate governance reports companies listed two leading markets UAE: Abu Dhabi Exchange Security (ADX) Dubai Financial Market (DFM). Final resulted 437 observations for period 2011 to 2018. The findings this concluded ...

BACKGROUND The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a rapidly developing country composed of a multinational population with varying educational backgrounds, religious beliefs, and cultural practices, which pose a challenge for population-based public health strategies. A number of public health issues significantly contribute to morbidity and mortality in the UAE. This article summarises the findings...

This new issue contains articles that deal with both theoretical and practical aspects related to corporate law governance in countries such as India, Indonesia, Greece, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates (UAE). A wide range of fascinating topics is covered, including social responsibility (CSR), bribery, cryptocurrency money laundering, free trade agreements (FTAs), World Trade Organization (WTO)

conclusions: premature stop codon in the s gene was observed in all countries with evaluable hbv genome sequences. co-existence of detectable hepatitis b surface antigen (hbsag) and s gene premature stop codon was inconsistent with other studies. investigations on yield truncated hbsag are suggested to determine if they can affect elisa hbsag results. background: we have previously reported on ...

To acquire a significant footing in today’s competitive airport environments, enhancing service performance for passengers is essential. This study aims to investigate the relationship between queuing time, prime services, security screening, and at Abu Dhabi International Airport United Arab Emirates (UAE). A quantitative methodology was employed. The sample size PLS-SEM analysis passengers’ d...

BACKGROUND Cardiovascular disease was the leading cause of death among women in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in 2010. Heart attacks usually happen in older women thus symptoms of heart disease may be masked by symptoms of chronic diseases, which could explain the delay in seeking health care and higher mortality following an ischaemic episode among women. This study seeks to a) highlight the ...

R ecent studies have found that those educated in the Arab region are often ill prepared to work in a global economy. As a result, policymakers there are paying close attention to human capital development, the match between the population’s skills and those demanded in the labor market, and the quality of the education being provided. Defi ciencies in these areas threaten to undermine progress...