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WITHIN HER: Protect What’s Precious This Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is an opportunity to think about something that can easily get pushed down the list: your breast health. This October, King’s College Hospital London in Dubai is encouraging women to make it a priority through “WITHIN HER: Protect What’s Precious,” alongside greater access to advanced breast screening and specialist care. Through…
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7 Things to Know About Multispecialty Hospitals in Dubai
Choosing a hospital is rarely something people want to do in a hurry. You may be looking for a pediatrician for your child, a specialist for an ongoing health concern, or simply a hospital your family can rely on when something unexpected happens. Dubai has a wide range of healthcare providers, which is good news…
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Men’s Health After 50: Why Prostate and Urinary Changes Matter
Getting up twice a night to use the bathroom becomes three times. Your urine stream is not quite what it used to be. Maybe you have started looking for the nearest toilet when you arrive somewhere, or avoiding a long drive because you know you will need to stop. For many men, these changes happen…
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The Hidden Health Condition Keeping Thousands of UAE Residents Exhausted
People expect to feel tired after a late night, a stressful week, or a busy schedule. But if you’re waking up exhausted every morning despite getting what should be enough sleep, your body could be trying to tell you something. When Feeling Tired Isn’t Normal Feeling tired after a late night is expected. Feeling tired…
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Living with Endometriosis? Why the Right Team Matters
“It’s just bad period pain.” Unfortunately, this is something many women living with endometriosis hear for years before they finally receive a diagnosis. Endometriosis is often a misunderstood condition that can affect many aspects of a woman’s health and quality of life. Endometriosis occurs when tissue similar to the lining of the womb (uterus) is…
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Not Every Sports Injury Is “Just a Sprain”: What Parents Should Watch For This Summer
Summer camps, football training, swimming, gymnastics, padel, and playground time all mean one thing for many parents: more bumps, twists, and falls. Most of the time, the injury is minor and settles with rest. But not every sports injury is just a simple sprain. In children, pain after sport can sometimes point to a fracture,…
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5 neurological symptoms people ignore for too long — and when to see a neurologist
Not all neurological conditions start with something dramatic. Many begin with symptoms that people ignore for weeks or months, like tingling in a hand, weakness in a leg, a slight tremor, or dizziness that keeps returning. This is often where problems start: not always because the symptoms are serious, but because people are unsure which…
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Summer Nutrition in Dubai: How to Stay Hydrated and Healthy in Extreme Heat
Dubai summers mean longer days, higher temperatures, and more humidity. While staying cool is important, it’s also key to know how the heat impacts your hydration, electrolytes, and nutrition. No matter if you’re outdoors, exercising, or moving between air conditioning and the heat, your body has to work harder to keep your temperature steady. A…
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More Than Seizures: Understanding Pediatric Neurology and When to Seek Help
When most people hear the term pediatric neurology, they immediately think of epilepsy or seizures. While these are important areas of the specialty, pediatric neurologists care for children with a much broader range of conditions affecting the brain, nerves, muscles, and development. From headaches and migraines to ADHD, autism, and developmental delays, pediatric neurology plays…
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Running on Empty But Calling It Normal
The sleep crisis everyone is feeling but no one is talking about. Midnight scroll. Snoozing the alarm. Exhausted before the day even starts. Repeat. Sound familiar? It probably is. Sleep is one of the first things people cut, and one of the hardest things to fix later. At King’s College Hospital Dubai, clinicians are seeing…
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WITHIN HER: Protect What’s Precious This Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is an opportunity to think about something that can easily get pushed down the list: your breast health. This October, King’s College Hospital London in Dubai is encouraging women to make it a priority through “WITHIN HER: Protect What’s Precious,” alongside greater access to advanced breast screening and specialist care. Through…
Read More -
7 Things to Know About Multispecialty Hospitals in Dubai
Choosing a hospital is rarely something people want to do in a hurry. You may be looking for a pediatrician for your child, a specialist for an ongoing health concern, or simply a hospital your family can rely on when something unexpected happens. Dubai has a wide range of healthcare providers, which is good news…
Read More -
Men’s Health After 50: Why Prostate and Urinary Changes Matter
Getting up twice a night to use the bathroom becomes three times. Your urine stream is not quite what it used to be. Maybe you have started looking for the nearest toilet when you arrive somewhere, or avoiding a long drive because you know you will need to stop. For many men, these changes happen…
Read More -
The Hidden Health Condition Keeping Thousands of UAE Residents Exhausted
People expect to feel tired after a late night, a stressful week, or a busy schedule. But if you’re waking up exhausted every morning despite getting what should be enough sleep, your body could be trying to tell you something. When Feeling Tired Isn’t Normal Feeling tired after a late night is expected. Feeling tired…
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Living with Endometriosis? Why the Right Team Matters
“It’s just bad period pain.” Unfortunately, this is something many women living with endometriosis hear for years before they finally receive a diagnosis. Endometriosis is often a misunderstood condition that can affect many aspects of a woman’s health and quality of life. Endometriosis occurs when tissue similar to the lining of the womb (uterus) is…
Read More -
Not Every Sports Injury Is “Just a Sprain”: What Parents Should Watch For This Summer
Summer camps, football training, swimming, gymnastics, padel, and playground time all mean one thing for many parents: more bumps, twists, and falls. Most of the time, the injury is minor and settles with rest. But not every sports injury is just a simple sprain. In children, pain after sport can sometimes point to a fracture,…
Read More -
5 neurological symptoms people ignore for too long — and when to see a neurologist
Not all neurological conditions start with something dramatic. Many begin with symptoms that people ignore for weeks or months, like tingling in a hand, weakness in a leg, a slight tremor, or dizziness that keeps returning. This is often where problems start: not always because the symptoms are serious, but because people are unsure which…
Read More -
Summer Nutrition in Dubai: How to Stay Hydrated and Healthy in Extreme Heat
Dubai summers mean longer days, higher temperatures, and more humidity. While staying cool is important, it’s also key to know how the heat impacts your hydration, electrolytes, and nutrition. No matter if you’re outdoors, exercising, or moving between air conditioning and the heat, your body has to work harder to keep your temperature steady. A…
Read More -
More Than Seizures: Understanding Pediatric Neurology and When to Seek Help
When most people hear the term pediatric neurology, they immediately think of epilepsy or seizures. While these are important areas of the specialty, pediatric neurologists care for children with a much broader range of conditions affecting the brain, nerves, muscles, and development. From headaches and migraines to ADHD, autism, and developmental delays, pediatric neurology plays…
Read More -
Running on Empty But Calling It Normal
The sleep crisis everyone is feeling but no one is talking about. Midnight scroll. Snoozing the alarm. Exhausted before the day even starts. Repeat. Sound familiar? It probably is. Sleep is one of the first things people cut, and one of the hardest things to fix later. At King’s College Hospital Dubai, clinicians are seeing…
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