Six high school students and finalists will now have their remarkable, life changing and even life-saving projects, funded by a UAE-based billionaire doctor. A group of three young Emirati schoolboys have developed what could be the next big game changers in the healthcare industry, not only for the UAE, but for around the world. Six high school students and finalists, who were picked from a business-plan competition, will now have their remarkable, life changing and even life-saving projects, funded by a UAE-based billionaire doctor and managing director of VPS Healthcare, Dr Shamsheer Vayalil. The competition, which also worked in partnership with Abu Dhabi's Al Bayt Mitwahid Association, has led to the funding of Dh1 million to help bring the students' ide ... Read More..

ABU DHABI, 21st July, 2018 (WAM) -- Nine outstanding Emirati students will attend a two-week program to learn about entrepreneurship, market research, accounting, advertising, marketing, management and public speaking at Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. The students were invited to a memorable meeting with Saif Ali Al Qubaisi, Chairman of Al Bayt Mitwahid Association, Dr. Shamsheer Vayalil, Chairman and Managing Director of VPS Healthcare, and Omran Al Khoori, President of Business Development at VPS Healthcare. The students were congratulated for their inclusion in ‘Future Medical Stars’, and their upcoming trip to the esteemed Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. The program, which has been organised by Al Bayt Mitwahid ... Read More..

Abu Dhabi/Calicut: Kerala Government today received medical supplies from VPS Healthcare to help engage in containing Nipah outbreak. A chartered flight carrying a consignment of high quality N95 masks, three layers masks, body bags, PPE kit with N95 specifications arrived at Calicut late evening on Friday. These supplies were handed over to the Kerala Government this morning. The deadly virus has claimed 17 lives till date and the total number of persons tested positive for Nipah in Kozhikode now stand at 18. Suspecting a second wave of the infection, authorities have scaled up the number of people under observation for Nipah to over 1,400. The state health department is widening the area for ‘contact list’ of people at risk and is also raising lar ... Read More..