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    • MAY 12, 2016
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    Mount Lebanon Hospital celebrates its Nurses

    “Nurses are at the core of this institution” began the Honorary President Dr. Elie Gharios in his opening speech. The latter thanked each and every department for their hard work and devotion. The General Director Dr. Nazih Gharios followed with the story of “The Lady with the Lamp” Ms. Florence Nightingale, founder of modern nursing.Read more
    • DEC 15, 2016
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    MLH announces $53M expansion project to be completed by 2018

    In response to a rapidly growing population and due to continuous increase in demand for their high quality healthcare services from Lebanon and abroad, from both physicians and patients, Mount Lebanon Hospital – Gharios Medical Center is expanding its current facilities. Recently the Hospital has acquired the internationally acclaimed and prestigious American accreditation from theRead more
    • JUL 6, 2020
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    Massive Liver Haemangioma Causing Kasabach-Merritt Syndrome in an Adult

    M Alimoradi , H Sabra , E El-Helou , A Chahal , R Wakim PMID: 32538112DOI: 10.1308/rcsann.2020.0146 Abstract Liver haemangiomas are common, but their size very rarely exceeds 40cm. Most people with liver haemangiomas are asymptomatic, and diagnosis is usually made incidentally during imaging for other complaints. When a liver haemangioma is symptomatic or produces complications, surgicalRead more
    • JAN 17, 2017
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    Lebanon: Best Cancer Treatment in the Middle East?

    Lebanon is competing with the most developed countries in cancer treatment   Cancer is one of the most important causes of fatalities in the world, due to its vicious nature and its resistive cells that are capable of invading surrounding tissue and destroying it. However, with recent medical breakthroughs cancer treatments which include chemotherapy, immunotherapy,Read more

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