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Sidra Medicine, The Pearl International Hospital sign agreement for cord blood banking services

Sidra Medicine, a member of Qatar Foundation, and The Pearl International Hospital have signed an agreement to provide expectant parents with access to Sidra Medicine's cord blood banking service...

Sidra Medicine, The Pearl International Hospital sign agreement for cord blood banking services

Sidra Medicine, a part of Qatar Foundation, and The Pearl International Hospital have agreed to collaborate on cord blood banking services for expectant parents. Through this partnership, parents will have the option to store their newborn's umbilical cord blood at Sidra Medicine's specialized GMP facility, which operates Qatar's sole Cord Blood Bank.

Prof. Khalid Fakhro, Sidra Medicine's Chief Research Officer, emphasized that the agreement broadens access to a crucial, innovative service for Qatari families. By offering clinical-grade cord blood and tissue banking alongside maternity care at The Pearl International Hospital, patients will receive the necessary information and support to make informed decisions about preserving these valuable biological resources.

This move underscores Sidra Medicine's ongoing dedication to enhancing specialized healthcare services throughout the country.

Dr. Cem Emir Guldogan, The Pearl International Hospital's Chief Medical Officer, expressed pride in this significant milestone, underscoring the hospital's dedication to providing advanced medical care to the community. He reaffirmed the hospital's commitment to elevating healthcare standards in Qatar by delivering high-quality, compassionate care in line with international best practices.

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