What does EMHJ stand for?

Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal

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However, research conducted by the Dubai Health Authority that was published in the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal last year claimed that more than 48 percent of students attending private secondary schools in Dubai have a "poor level of sporting practice," while 21 percent take part in no sport activities at all.

Fighting the fat

Although the study titled "A National Survey of Prevalence of Mental Disorders in Egypt: preliminary survey" was conducted in 2003, the results were only very recently published in the 2009 January-February issue of the Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal.

16 pct of Egyptians suffer mental illness, says study

Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal 2001;7(1/2):197-203.

Menstrual hygiene among adolescent schoolgirls in Mansoura, Egypt