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RIYADH: A major international medical conference on hernias hosted in Riyadh shed light on treating patients using innovative methods, including laparoscopy and robot-assisted surgery. The event was attended by more than 300 surgeons specialized in treating hernias in the Kingdom and Arab countries, as well as 300 healthcare workers, in addition to speakers and officials.
The first international medical conference on hernias to be held in Saudi Arabia will start on Jan. 13 at the InterContinental Riyadh, in the presence of an elite group of specialized local and international doctors. The two-day conference, aims to acquaint more than 300 health personnel in the Kingdom with the latest methods of treating hernia, and develop their surgical
Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. 'There's no playbook for this' Back to video And while every sector of the economy has taken hits from the restrictions imposed on the national, provincial and local levels, the hospitality industry has been hit especially hard. “Business is down 50 per cent – maybe more – from where we usually are,” says Brody Freeland, co-owner of Moose’s Cookhouse in North Bay. “It’s been difficult. There’s no playbook for this. They don’t teach this in school.” The popular restaurant, Freela...