St. George's University Prepares Future Physicians from Middle East region for Growing Global Cancer Care Challenge
Rising cancer incidence is placing increasing pressure on healthcare systems worldwide, including the Middle East, where demand for specialized and well-trained physicians continues to accelerate. In the United Arab Emirates, the latest National Cancer Registry data for 2023 reported 7,487 new cancer cases, with cancer ranking among the country's leading causes of mortality. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's cancer incidence is projected to more than double over the next two decades, driven by population growth, aging demographics, and lifestyle-related risk factors. These trends underscore a growing need for physicians equipped with strong
Rising cancer incidence is placing increasing pressure on healthcare systems worldwide, including the Middle East, where demand for specialized and well-trained physicians continues to accelerate.
In the United Arab Emirates, the latest National Cancer Registry data for 2023 reported 7,487 new cancer cases, with cancer ranking among the country's leading causes of mortality.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's cancer incidence is projected to more than double over the next two decades, driven by population growth, aging demographics, and lifestyle-related risk factors.
These trends underscore a growing need for physicians equipped with strong
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