Health-Matters

Breast cancer awareness must lead to action

Early screening, not awareness alone, is key to improving outcomes for women

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The true measure of success is not how widely we discuss breast cancer, but how many women are empowered to take the next step and participate in screening.

Why arthritis is striking young adults in the UAE

From autoimmune disease to sedentary lifestyles, triggers can emerge much earlier

Arthritis is not just an older person’s disease. It is a complex group of medical conditions that can profoundly impact young adults during the prime of their careers, social lives, and personal development.

Health matters: UAE doctors use cricket to fight stress

From clinics to grounds: Medico Premier League to celebrate healthcare workers, families

‘Our health matters too’: UAE doctors use cricket to fight burnout, stress

Why Ozempic is the new buzz at brunches in Dubai

The question “Did you work out?” has now been replaced with “Did you take your jab?”

Rebel Wilson is one of the many Hollywood stars who have openly admitted to losing weight dramatically with the help of Ozempic

Heart attack or acid reflux? My 25-year battle with IBS

Managing digestive issues requires lots of discipline: that’s the problem

Chronic indigestion, irregular bowel movements, mood fluctuations and constant sleep disturbances are the signs of a gut in distress.

Dubai’s hottest summer accessory? Smart sunglasses

From UV protection to built-in AI, smart glasses are the UAE’s must-have summer upgrade

The new generation of AI-powered sunglasses: sleek, smart, and built for the Middle East sun.

How the UAE saved a Filipino student's life

How the UAE and its leadership saved a Filipino student’s life

Mohammad Ratag needs a bone marrow transplant in Abu Dhabi.

Hot or iced tea? The ultimate brew-off for your health

Let's pour the facts and get steeped in the real truth

Both hot and iced teas bring their own unique perks to the table, but the real magic often lies in how you brew your tea.

Pfizer abandons obesity pill after liver injury

Company will instead invest in earlier-stage treatments for obesity

Pfizer Inc. will stop developing an obesity pill that has been closely watched by investors.

What that screen time is doing to your skin

The risks of indoor light and how we can protect ourselves

Compared with the well-understood dangers of ultraviolet light (skin aging and cancer), science isn’t settled on the effects of indoor sources of blue light on skin.

'Almost every day I sneeze'

'It seems that you are suffering from Allergic Rhinitis, or inflammation of the nasal membranes'

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I'm desperate to have children

I am off the pill for six months, but still not pregnant

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