There’s good news for low-income patients in the UAE who’re suffering from cancer and multiple sclerosis.
They'll be provided with free medication as part of a new initiative by the Ministry of Health and Prevention.
Eight different cancer and MS drugs will be given to around 100 patients a year, in partnership with Roche Pharmaceutical and Manzil Healthcare Services.
It’s aimed at people who are non-insured or those whose insurance doesn’t cover the treatment.
The patients have to be referred by a specialist and then go through assessments, in order to be eligible.


Abu Dhabi authorities respond to fire in Al Dhafra warehouse
UAE carriers extend flight cancellations to Saudi Arabia amid regional disruption
UAE strongly condemns Houthi attacks on King Khalid International Airport
2 UAE convoys deliver 259 tonnes of food aid to Gaza
