Healthcare Gains Importance as Emirati Women Prepare to Wed

AlamiConsulting - Cancer International. The Bride Show Dubai, the Middle East's largest matrimonial extravaganza attended by a record 30,000 women in 2007 is taking on a new dimension next year with the addition of Women's Healthcare, the only exhibition of its kind in the region.

Ranging from the lighter side of wellbeing, including nutrition supplements, health tourism and spas, through to screening and diagnostics for more serious female ailments, Women's Healthcare will cover a large array of products and services to cater to women from al! l walks of life. Aesthetic treatments like cosmetic and dental surgery will also be showcased at the event.

The exhibition provides the perfect venue to help women selectively pick and choose their healthcare provider by providing guidance on screening, which hospitals or clinics they can go to, who is the appropriate specialist for each condition, how much treatment costs and whether they can receive treatment in the UAE.

The Bride Show Dubai has a history of supporting initiatives like Burjuman's Breast Cancer Awareness Programme - Safe & Sound, and the show now launching its own healthcare area is a clear sign of increasing general awareness surrounding female health and market demand.

Running in partnership with The Bride Show Dubai and The Arabian Home Show from 15-18th April 2008 at the Dubai International Exhibition Centre, Women's Healthcare will form the only consumer healthcare show in the region and will feature some of the largest names in the healthcare industry.
From AME Info