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Haem Cares

We provide expert consultation and treatment for patients with many different types of blood cancer s

28/08/2025

✨ Meet the Expert: Blood Cancers ✨
Loved sharing real-life cases, tackling tough challenges in resource-limited settings, and exploring creative, cost-effective solutions.
Best part? Connecting with brilliant young hematologists/oncologists, swapping ideas, and shaping the future of research and education together.

17/07/2025

🌸🚼 Stepping into a corridor I don’t often walk — where life begins in cries and coos, and walls echo with soft joy instead of clinical urgency.

As a hematologist, I spend most of my time navigating the complex labyrinth of blood disorders — blood clots, autoimmune issues, iron deficiencies, or the heartbreak of recurrent miscarriages. But today, I saw the other side. The one with tiny shoes on balloons, soft pink clouds, and floral arrangements celebrating miracles.

These new arrivals are not always the result of a simple, smooth ride. Some mums I’ve cared for carried more than just their babies — they carried fear, fatigue, and the weight of medical uncertainty. To see those same women now holding new life in their arms is a quiet, powerful reminder of why we do what we do.

Here’s to every hard-earned heartbeat. 💙💗

Missing in action for a while: BACK again now!

26/05/2025

Last week I had a fantastic opportunity to collaborate with colleagues and experts in Multiple Myeloma at the Oxford University, UK. It was great being in an academic environment with lots of active discussions, current treatments, challenges in different part of the world from diagnosis, drug access, challenges with patient care, social and cultural differences and coming over the hurdles to still push forward for better patient related outcomes. It is so satisfying to be present in these times where science and research is so advance that the concept of “functional cure” seems very much possible for certain incurable diseases! Isn’t that amazing!!
Of course a stroll in beautiful historic Oxford 🇬🇧 is always a bonus with amazing weather.

25/05/2025

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20/05/2025

Wrapping up an intense and inspiring few days at COMy – Controversies in Multiple Myeloma in Paris.
The end of last week and the weekend were filled with deep learning, fresh insights, and meaningful connections with peers across the globe.

From emerging data to paradigm-shifting treatment strategies, it’s clear we’re entering a new era in multiple myeloma care.
Honoured to be among such a dedicated community of researchers, clinicians, and scientists who continue to push boundaries and refine care for patients worldwide.

Especially proud to represent the Gulf as a female physician and to contribute to the growing voice of women in myeloma.

Grateful for the opportunity to be part of this shared mission.

12/05/2025

Honoured to take part in the 1st Hemacompass forum over the weekend, where global experts shared the latest progress in lymphoma and CLL, including the transformative impact of BTK inhibitors in clinical practice.

What made this summit truly inspiring was the powerful presence of women leaders in Hematology from the Gulf and North Africa. Their expertise, resilience, and leadership are not just reshaping regional hematology—they’re helping lead the global fight against hematological cancers.

09/05/2025

I always find it extremely rewarding to give a lecture or make a presentation on the latest advances in haematology, with a scientific and evidence based studies. I love teaching and get very excited about linking basic science, pathology and clinical presentation with treatment and management. Science and research is pinnacle of advancement in haematology and haematology-oncology.
Today’s talk was about mantle cell lymphoma, a rare and indolent disease but has its outbursts in an aggressive form where I must say a great deal of research has taken place and new targeted therapies are changing the landscape.

07/04/2025

What a day coming back from a break!
Seemed like I was in a rollercoaster ride
Faced a heart breaking news to begin with, discussing new diagnoses, breaking bad news, rejoicing someone completing their treatment journey for lymphoma and being clear of it, tricky blood clots being treated, severe bleeding disorders needing meticulous planning and a multi specialty approach, to hearing comments like “you look too young to have that much experience!” ( taken as a complement), trying to convince someone about how amazing science and research is, showing the effects that we incorporate in personalised care, reiterating the importance of taking action today and now and then arrival of a young lady with new acute leukemia at 6pm!
Arrived home at 10pm for the first meal of the day.
I love what I do, it’s not my job anymore, it’s who I am.
Blessed beyond belief to be able to help people and humbled everyday for everything, alhamdulillah.

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06/03/2025

Smouldering myeloma: what is it? Treat it not to treat?

19/02/2025

Which drug is better and why not the other ???
These are the questions that get asked when someone with a blood clot : Deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism gets diagnosed.
As with anything that requires treatment, there are certain indications for each condition. The biggest advantage of new oral or direct oral anticoagulants is that they are given at a fixed dose, so not require monitoring and have reportedly less risk of bleeding.
We have gradually moved away from warfarin BUT it is still the only drug for certain situations that has the benefit than the others.
Please consult a hematologist to discuss further.

05/02/2025

I have always loved teaching and one of the facts about Hematology is the combination of science, clinical presentation and treatment, it makes sense, it all makes sense.
At the grand round today I was taken back in time to teach the junior medical staff but most importantly quiz them too: after all it’s our responsibility to teach and train the upcoming generations to ensure we’ll be looked after well !

11/11/2024

Comforting confidence: breaking stereotypes.
When you get out on the spot in a room full of highly esteemed colleagues to share your opinion and give advice on complex hematological cancer and talk about bone marrow transplant ! Couldn’t be more grateful to have the knowledge and insights to share.

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Genesis Healthcare Centre Dubai Science Park Towers
Dubai

Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 18:00
Thursday	09:00 - 18:00
Saturday	09:00 - 18:00
Sunday	09:00 - 18:00

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+971529444926

Website

http://www.haemcares.com/

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