The Department of Health in Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), announced on Wednesday that couples will be required to undergo genetic testing before they can be married.
The testing requirement, which goes into effect on October 1, is intended to help couples make “informed decisions” about their partners.
“The premarital screening program plays a vital role in protecting the health of couples planning to marry by detecting infectious diseases and inherited blood disorders, while offering appropriate genetic counseling,” explained acting Abu Dhabi Public Health Center director Dr. Ahmed al-Khazraji.
The Emirati government produced an infographic explaining what the screening will entail:
.@DoHSocial has integrated genetic testing as key component of premarital screening programme for Emiratis getting married. The test aims to detect and prevent genetic conditions to empower couples to make informed decisions to ensure a healthier future for their families. pic.twitter.com/rKaopi8qZ8
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