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Dr Muhammad Zaman, left, and Dr Niaz Ahmad. The UAE has seen an increase in patients with end-of-care kidney disease. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Dr Muhammad Zaman, left, and Dr Niaz Ahmad. The UAE has seen an increase in patients with end-of-care kidney disease. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Abu Dhabi's kidney transplant centre saves hundreds of lives since opening
Doctors at Sheikh Khalifa Medical City have performed 37 operations this year