Abu Dhabi: The National Rehabilitation Center has revealed a set of physical indicators that warrant attention, confirming that the body sends clear warning signals that may reflect the presence of health or behavioral issues requiring follow-up. The indicators include paleness of the skin, constant fatigue, loss of appetite or sudden weight change, as well as short-term memory weakness and a decline in general activity, along with other symptoms such as frequent illness without a clear cause, red eyes, and dilated pupils. The Center indicated that observing these signs early enhances understanding of the condition and supports dealing with it consciously, as part of its efforts to spread health culture and enhance community awareness of the importance of physical indicators related to mental and behavioral health. The Center affirmed that its methodology is based on providing comprehensive care in accordance with the best international standards, through a scientific approach based on a precise assessment of the condition, and building evidence-based treatment programs, with the participation of multidisciplinary teams. The Center gives special attention to psychological and social aspects, considering them fundamental elements in understanding the condition comprehensively, which contributes to achieving a health balance that supports psychological and physical stability, and enhances chances of recovery and improving quality of life in the long term. The Center clarified that its role is not limited to treatment, but extends to prevention, awareness, and scientific research, where it works to develop awareness programs that contribute to raising the level of knowledge about the risks of addiction and its impact on the individual and society, and focuses on supporting specialized studies and enhancing cooperation with relevant parties, with the aim of exchanging experiences and applying the best international practices, which positively reflects on efforts to reduce this phenomenon and enhance public health and quality of life.
