Why Preventive Testing is Non-Negotiable in the UAE?
At Peshawar Healthcare, 65% of expats who undergo routine tests discover at least one undiagnosed health risk. According to the 2023 UAE Ministry of Health Report:
- 42% of adults have Vitamin D deficiency (rising to 58% in office workers)
- 1 in 5 show early signs of diabetes or prediabetes
- 30% have abnormal lipid profiles linked to heart disease
A single blood or urine test can reveal these silent threats before complications arise.
🧪 Our Evidence-Based Diagnostic Panels
1. Essential Blood Tests
Detect 90% of Common Risks
- Complete Blood Count (CBC): 17% of UAE expats have anaemia (WHO, 2023). Checks for infections, immunity issues.
- Lipid Profile: 34% of UAE residents have high cholesterol (Dubai Health Authority).
- Liver & Kidney Function Tests (LFTs/RFTs): Detects damage from medications, dehydration, or undiagnosed conditions.
2. Vitamin Deficiency Tests
UAE’s Silent Epidemic
- Vitamin D3: 80% less sunlight exposure due to indoor lifestyle.
- Vitamin B12 & Iron: At-risk groups include vegans, coffee lovers, and people with digestion issues.
3. Urine Analysis
Useful for early signs of diabetes, UTIs, and kidney stones (25% of expats show abnormalities).
💡 Why Choose Peshawar Healthcare?
- ✅ Cost Transparency: Full-body tests from AED 50 (vs. AED 500+ at hospitals)
- ✅ Fast Results: 90% reports ready in 24 hours (MOH-certified labs)
- ✅ Expat-Focused: Doctors speak English, Arabic, and Urdu
👤 Who Should Prioritize Testing?
- Expats without insurance (Save 60% vs. hospital rates)
- Professionals aged 30+ (Metabolic risks spike after 30)
- Those with a family history of diabetes, heart disease
🩺 Early detection is 10x cheaper than late-stage treatment (WHO, 2024)
📍 Locations: Sharjah | Ajman | RAK