Glaucoma—A Silent Thief!
Glaucoma, often called the “silent thief of sight,” is a group of eye diseases that damage the optic nerve, leading […]
Prevent Our Future Generation – Prevent Cervical Cancer!
Prevent Our Future Generation – Prevent Cervical Cancer! explores what cervical cancer is, how HPV causes it, and why prevention is more important than ever. From understanding the viral origins of the disease to learning how vaccination, screening, and awareness can save lives, this article highlights practical prevention strategies for 2026 and the importance of cervical cancer awareness in the UAE—because protecting future generations starts with informed action today.
Dry January
January is a natural time to reflect on health goals and habits. After a season filled with celebratory drinks and
Stomach Cancer Awareness Month
Stomach cancers often grow gradually, rarely generate symptoms, and may go undiagnosed until treatment may become more extensive. for more… (open whole story)
AI in Healthcare – Promises and Risks
In healthcare, AI encompasses a range of technologies, each with distinct capabilities and limitations. Understand its promises and risks.
Purple Lights for #WorldPancreaticCancerDay!
What do you need to know about pancreatic cancer, one of the world’s toughest cancers? Learn about detection and treatment options. for more… (open whole story)
AMR- Act Now: Protect Our Present, Secure Our Future!
Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is rising worldwide, making common infections harder to treat. When medicines stop working, our health and future are at risk. Learn why AMR matters and what actions we must take now to protect our communities.
Quality Care: Doing the Necessary, Reducing Waste
Medical advances and therapeutic breakthroughs are fascinating – but also a challenge for healthcare systems. Responsible is key!
Managing Diabetes at Work
Supporting employees with diabetes improves individual well-being, enhances productivity, and reduces healthcare-related costs.
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Gulf Diabetes Week
The burden of diabetes-related complications like heart disease, blindness, and amputations is impacting almost 1 in 5 adults in Saudi Arabia.