Lying on his side on a bed at Dubai Hospital, Issa Mohammed smiles awkwardly upon seeing visitors, one of the rare occasion in 24 years — maybe unsure of how to react.
Lying on his side on a bed at Dubai Hospital, Issa Mohammed smiles awkwardly upon seeing visitors, one of the rare occasion in 24 years — maybe unsure of how to react.
Lying on his side on a bed at Dubai Hospital, Issa Mohammed smiles awkwardly upon seeing visitors, one of the rare occasion in 24 years — maybe unsure of how to react.
Between 20 and 30 per cent of the women detected with breast cancer visit a doctor in the third stage of their disease, according to health experts who are hoping to reverse this trend by raising awareness.
Fasting in the holy month of Ramadan affects cholesterol levels positively while leading to changes in the body that may also impact health, according to a new study presented recently.
The Dubai Health Authority’s Tobacco-Free Dubai Project has launched a smoking-cessation helpline.
One in five mothers in the UAE prefers to feed her baby with artificial milk instead of breast milk, according to the findings of a research announced by the Sharjah Baby-Friendly Emirate Campaign.
SHARJAH — One in five mothers in the UAE prefers to feed her baby with artificial milk instead of breast milk, according to the findings of a research announced by the Sharjah Baby-Friendly Emirate Campaign.
A new electronic taxation system that aims to put an end to illicit tobacco trade in the UAE will be in place by 2014.
A strong interference from the tobacco industry is hampering lawmakers’ plans to put anti-tobacco legislation in place, said officials, adding that attempts to increase tobacco prices through taxation have “failed”.
The framework for a UAE-wide child injury surveillance system has been completed and is awaiting final approval, said a senior official from the Dubai Health Authority.