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‘What are screens replacing?’ UAE doctors urge parents to rethink kids' time online
Air India pilot's drug test flagged after Phuket-Delhi mid-air plunge
New Zealand approves use of party drug MDMA to treat trauma
New Zealand approves use of party drug MDMA to treat trauma
"Not taking a shower isn't 'pheromone-maxxing'": UAE doctors and teens on the viral trend
UAE, Sri Lanka discuss opportunities to strengthen cooperation in tourism and hospitality sectors
Beat the heat: Free health, government services offered to Filipino workers in Abu Dhabi
Cancer or fibroids: When does a woman need her uterus removed — and when can it be saved? UAE doctors explain
Pakistan hospital fire: Nurse haunted by 14 babies she could not save after 8-second rescue
She saved baby in 8 seconds. The 14 she lost haunt her
UAE back-to-school health guide: Rules on sleep, screen time, schoolbags and nutrition
Best skipping ropes on amazon.ae 2026: Five picks for fast home HIIT workouts
A list of five skipping ropes available on Amazon.ae for 2026, chosen for fast home HIIT workouts. Each pick offers different features for intensity and durability. Ideal for those looking to add cardio to their routine.
Constant photo documentation is changing how people notice and cope with hair loss, experts say
Experts say that constantly taking photos of oneself is changing how people perceive and deal with hair loss. The habit of documenting every change can make hair loss more noticeable and may affect coping strategies. This constant documentation might lead to increased anxiety or a more proactive approach to treatment.
UAE parents urged to not send sick children as schools tighten illness protocols
UAE health and education officials are urging parents to keep sick children at home as schools roll out stricter illness protocols. The measures aim to curb the spread of infections in classrooms. Parents are told to watch for symptoms and consult a doctor before sending kids to school. Schools will enforce attendance rules for those showing signs of illness.
Lionel Richie admitted to ICU after concert
Lionel Richie was admitted to the intensive care unit after a concert. The news reports that he was hospitalized following his performance. Details about his condition are not yet available.
Dubai schools record zero traffic deaths since 2010, RTA says
Dubai schools have maintained zero traffic fatalities since 2010, according to the Roads and Transport Authority. This record highlights the effectiveness of safety measures around school zones. The RTA says the achievement is a result of continuous efforts.
Health risks soaring in Gaza as rainy season nears
As the rainy season approaches in Gaza, health risks are expected to rise sharply. The combination of poor sanitation, damaged infrastructure, and limited medical supplies could lead to outbreaks of disease. Aid organizations are warning that the situation may become critical without urgent intervention.
‘I'm afraid of him': Sharjah man reported son to police, recalls prosecutor warning of families being torn apart by drugs
A man in Sharjah reported his own son to police because he was afraid of him. He recalled a prosecutor's warning about how drugs can tear families apart. The man likely took this step to protect his family from his son's drug-related behavior.
Katia arrives in Dubai for life-changing treatment after Sheikh Mohammed steps in
Katia has arrived in Dubai to receive life-changing medical treatment, after Sheikh Mohammed stepped in to help. The intervention made it possible for her to travel for the care she needed. Details of her condition have not been made public.
Dubai issues social media rules for doctors, health facilities and influencers: bans misleading claims
Dubai has issued new social media rules for doctors, health facilities, and influencers. The rules ban misleading health claims. The goal is to ensure accurate information and protect public health.
Sharjah hospital saves patient who swallowed 12cm nail and metal spoon
A hospital in Sharjah treated a patient who had swallowed a 12-centimeter nail and a metal spoon. The unusual case required medical intervention to remove the objects safely. The patient survived the ordeal.
Jordanian toddler starts treatment for rare, genetic disease after Dubai Ruler sponsors care
A Jordanian toddler has begun treatment for a rare genetic disease. The Dubai Ruler stepped in to sponsor the care. The child's family had struggled to afford the expensive therapy. The ruler's intervention made treatment possible. The toddler is now receiving medical attention.
‘No side effects’: Dubai authority lists words clinics cannot use in ads
Dubai's health authority has issued a list of banned words for clinic advertisements, including claims like "no side effects." The move aims to prevent misleading marketing. Clinics must adjust their advertising language.
Lionel Richie hospitalised in ICU after second health scare in two months
Lionel Richie has been hospitalized in intensive care after a second health scare in two months. Details about his condition are scarce. The singer's representatives have not yet commented.
India busts firm faking expiry dates, nutrition labels on PepsiCo, Nestle food exports
Indian authorities busted a company that faked expiry dates and nutrition labels on food exports for PepsiCo and Nestle. The firm was caught altering labels on products meant for export.
Indonesia wildfire haze hits Philippines, triggers class suspensions, air quality warnings
Haze from Indonesian wildfires has reached the Philippines, forcing schools to suspend classes and triggering air quality warnings. The smoke has drifted across the region, posing health risks. Authorities are advising people to stay indoors and wear masks.