They were followed by Iran (9%), Iraq (9%), Kuwait (6%) and United Arab Emirates (6%).
Quick quiz: Which Muslim Middle East country held spontaneous candlelight vigils in sympathy with Americans after Sept. 11? Kuwait?
Table 2 Monthly citizens' incomes financed by removal of pre-tax energy subsidies (USD, 2011) Bahrain 1141 Brunei 411 Equatorial Guinea 26 Gabon 8 Kuwait 4642 Libya 290 Oman 394 Qatar 10,072 Saudi Arabia 924 Trinidad and Tobago 77 UAE 5811 Source based on IMF, World Bank, various national reports.
In medical education the Hirsch index (h-index) of Saudi Arabia is 14, United Arab Emirates 14, Kuwait 11, Qatar 8, Bahrain 8 and Oman 5.
In medical education the Hirsch index (h-index) of Saudi Arabia is 14, United Arab Emirates 14, Kuwait 11, Qatar 8, Bahrain 8 and Oman 5. GCC countries produced very little research in medical education during the period 1996 2013.
Polyarticular disease, however, has been reported as the predominant form of chronic childhood arthritis in several locations, including Africa, 40, 42, 45 Czech Republic, 43 Kuwait, 41 and India, 44 with frequencies approaching or exceeding 50%.
Box 24923 Safat, 13110 Kuwait The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2474/11/276/prepub Thistudydy was supported by a grant from Kuwait University Research Administration (PT01/08).
These include a prevalence of 27% in children < 5 y in North Yemen, 10% in a field sample from rural Egypt, 1% Kuwait if < 2yrs (1981−86), 0.5% of Saudis < 2 y (1997 1999) and 6% in Turkey in 1998 down to < 1% in 2008, the latter following a National Vitamin D supplementation program.
However, in Medical Education, Saudi Arabia contributed 323 (0.79%) research papers, Kuwait 52 (0.03%), United Arab Emirates 41 0.01%), Qatar 37 0.008%), Bahrain 28 (0.06%) and Oman 22 (0.45%) research papers in ISI indexed journals.
However, in Medical Education only Saudi Arabia contributed 323 (0.79%) research papers, Kuwait 52 (0.03%), United Arab Emirates 41 0.01%), Qatar 37 0.008%), Bahrain 28 (0.06%) and Oman 22 (0.45%) research papers in in ISI indexed journals.
