Our team is passionate, driven, and dedicated to eliminating #cancer from our lives, your life, and the lives of your loved ones. Those wanting to join us on our journey to end cancer, we want to hear from you. We are dedicated to talking to you and your relatives, face to face, or through telemedicine with #freesecondopinion.
We are committed to your satisfaction in #AlzahraDubai & affiliated #Oncology & GI Centers for your needs Top international standards with #tertiaryreferral center and transparent international #MDT for all cases

Before we ask for happiness and prosperity, we should ask for mercy. May Allah shower his mercy on us. Eid Mubarak!

Join us saluting the healthcare warriors of Al Zahra Hospital Dubai, who got infected while tirelessly caring for COVID-19 patients at the frontline. Once recovered, all of them courageously rushed back to their battlefield stations to continue the fight and keep us all safe!

Brain cancer awareness month

Alzahra cancer center

May 2020

No studies of fasting and risk of COVID-19 infection have been performed. Healthy people should be able to fast during this Ramadan as in previous years, while COVID-19 patients may consider religious licenses regarding breaking the fast in consultation with their doctors, as they would do with any other disease.​

Dr. Humaid Al Shamsi, #Emirati Consultant #Oncologist at Al Zahra #Hospital #Dubai Publishes First #International #Research Paper on Managing #Cancer #Patients during #COVID – 19.
The research paper was carried out in collaboration with expert medical bodies from six countries including #China (Wuhan), #Taiwan, #Singapore, #Canada, #Kuwait, and the #UnitedStates. The research paper titled “ A medical approach to the management of cancer patients during the Novel Coronavirus #Disease 2019 (COVID 19 #Pandemic): An International Collaborative group” ranks as number one amongst all papers published by the Oncologist #Publication.
The study outlines that cancer patients have a higher risk of COVID 19 #infection and mortality rates. During the COVID – 19 pandemic, people fighting cancer are afraid and uncertain about the #treatment choices they need to make, relying heavily on their healthcare provider for clarity. The study aims to provide #healthcare experts with more in-depth knowledge of the best medical practices for managing Oncology #patients during the pandemic.