Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre Becomes First WHO Collaboration Centre in the Middle East for Respiratory Virus Research

The Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre has been officially designated by the World Health Organization (WHO) as the first Collaborating Centre in the Middle East focused on research related to emerging respiratory viruses. This designation marks a significant milestone in the region’s efforts to enhance public health and disease prevention strategies.

Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre Becomes First WHO Collaboration Centre in the Middle East for Respiratory Virus Research
Credit: Government of Abu Dhabi Media Office

The new collaboration aims to strengthen research and development initiatives concerning respiratory viruses, which have gained increased attention in light of recent global health challenges. The centre will work closely with the WHO to promote innovative research practices and facilitate knowledge sharing across the region.

Officials from the Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre highlighted the importance of this designation, noting its potential to improve the region’s response to respiratory illnesses and enhance overall health security. This initiative is expected to foster collaboration among health professionals and researchers, ensuring a more robust approach to managing emerging health threats.

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