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.​

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The weekly MDT of #Alzahra & Affiliated #Oncology & GI Centers It’s the first #Virtual #MDT with forty #participants from all over including #UAE, #USA, #Turkey, #Iraq, #Canada, and the #UK 15 #cases presented All #participants welcomed Send your #E-Mail will get an #invitation by #teams #App It’s #interactive, #international and #CME2-3 pm every week […]