GE Healthcare, the healthcare business of General Electric Company (GE), will highlight “healthymagination,” the company's commitment to a sustainable healthcare initiative with a focus on earlier diagnosis through innovative technologies, products and solutions, at Arab Health 2010 slated on Jan. 25- 28, 2010 at the Dubai International Convention Center. According to estimates by independent agencies, healthcare costs in the Arab world are expected to grow five-fold to $60 billion by 2025 with cardiac care being one of the most expensive. GE will highlight its commitment to creating technology to deliver healthier experiences for the caregiver and the patient. This complements the “healthymagination” approach helping patients live longer, healthier lives by lowering costs, touching more lives and improving quality of healthcare delivery. Aziz Koleilat, general manager at GE Healthcare for the Middle East region, said GE's participation in Arab Health reiterates the company's commitment to support and partner in the healthcare sector of the Arab world. “We are privileged to present to industry experts, institutions and the public the latest GE Healthcare innovations and highlight our commitment to “healthymagination.” Arab Health is a definitive platform for the medical professionals and the industry in the region.
