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I am very pleased to introduce this Special Issue of The Aging International Journal. This Special Issue has articles covering topics from Europe, Pakistan, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and other aspects of aging in Middle East. This Special Issue consists of papers that address topics from different perspectives of interest to healthcare policy makers, academic researchers and practitioners. The Special Issue was posted and advertised on a national and international scale All of the papers for these special issues were subjected to blind, peer review and the authors revised the manuscripts in accordance with the Guest Editor’s and reviewers’ comments.
I trust that the reader will find the papers in this Special Issue to be both interesting and provocative, and that they will provoke further research, case studies and demonstrations in the field of Public Health.
This issue would never have been possible without the support and patience I received from Professor Sue Levkov at Harvard Medical School and Professor Hongtu Chen at Partners HealthCare, Boston, MA. I gratefully acknowledge valuable guidance and feedback provided by the Ad-Hoc Editorial Board. The completion of this Special Issue would not have been possible without the many hours contributed by all of the anonymous reviewers who dedicated their time and expertise to helping make this Special Issue a reality.
Mustafa Z. Younis
Guest Editor & Tenured Professor
AD-Hoc International Editorial Board
Dana A. Forgione, Endowed Chair & Professor
College of Business
University of Texas- San Antonio
San Antonio, TX
USA
Michael Hartmann
School of Medicine
Jena University
Jena, Germany
Adnan Kisa
President & Rector
Zirve University
Gaziantep-TURKEY
Tawfik A M Khoja
MBBS, DPHC, FRCGP, FFPH, FRCP (UK)
Director General Executive Board,
Health Ministers Council for Cooperation Council
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Uwe Klein
Chairman, Health Care Strategy International GmbH
Lenbachplatz 1
Munich, Germany
Malcolm Richards,
Dean, School of Business and Management
American University of Sharjah
Sharjah, United Arab Emiratis
Angie Rhett Sassard
General Surgeon & Consultant
Metairie, Lousiana
USA
William Ward
College of Public Health
University of South Florida
Tampa, Florida
USA
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Younis, M.Z. Healthcare for the Ageing of Muslim Populations & Countries of Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Ageing Int 39, 1–3 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12126-012-9146-3
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