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Emirati team wins AIDA medical competition

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May 04, 2025

The Scientific Committee of the 11th edition of the International Conference in Dermatology and Aesthetics (AIDA) in Abu Dhabi, organised a scientific medical competition on the sidelines of the conference with participation of five teams from the GCC countries.

Emirati team wins AIDA medical competition

The Emirati medical team, comprising three newly graduated female dermatologists, Dr. Fatima Al Qaidi, Dr. Al Reem Al Hosani, and Dr. Aisha Al Shawab, who are in internship at Rashid Hospital in Dubai, won the competition.

The UAE medical team was awarded first place, as determined by the scientific committee, which comprised specialists and experts from the conference's participating countries in the fields of dermatology and aesthetics.

The five participating teams, representing the UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Kuwait, were presented with medical cases and asked medical questions.

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