Common Reasons for Failing Medical Fitness Tests in Dubai

The Dubai Medical Fitness Test is a requirement  for those moving to the UAE, and knowing common reasons for failure, like infectious diseases, chronic health issues, or substance abuse, helps with preparation.  Are you preparing for your medical fitness test before a move to the UAE? Are you concerned about your health history affecting your …

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How Long Is a UAE Medical Test Valid For?

Medical tests are a mandatory requirement for visa applications, residency permits, and employment in the UAE. These examinations serve to ensure that expatriates entering the country are free from communicable diseases and fit to live and work in the emirates.  An important factor to consider when taking medical tests in the UAE is the validity …

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9 Diseases that are Currently Banned in the UAE

To safeguard public health, the UAE has a list of diseases banned in the country. Like other countries, the UAE is likely to deport individuals with communicable diseases to put certain pathologies under control. Strict screening programs and mandatory testing help identify infected individuals early on, allowing appropriate management strategies to be implemented promptly. Adhering …

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How to Pick the Right Health Insurance Plan for Lifelong Coverage

In this feature by Pacific Prime Dubai, we will shed light on the reasons and how to pick the right health insurance plan to secure a long-term healthcare policy. For more in-depth information on the below, click here to download a FREE copy of our latest Long Term Health Insurance Guide – 2018 today. Why …

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Understanding Heart Failure: What Your Health Insurance Covers

Heart failure is a condition, usually developing gradually, where the heart fails to pump sufficient blood to some parts of the body. Treatments typically target the underlying causes, medication for reducing symptoms, or changing one’s lifestyle. Heart diseases are the number one cause of death globally, according to the WHO. Each year, cardiovascular diseases take …

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