Having a baby can really take a toll on your sleep. From feeding and changing nappies, to listening out for crying and trying to settle them back off to sleep, it can seem almost impossible to get the rest you need. This sleep deprivation builds up and can leave you feeling exhausted and unhappy. So … Read more
Padma Shri recipient Harekala Hajabba has been honored by Dr. Thumbay Moideen, Founder of Thumbay Group, on Tuesday, February 22, 2022, during his visit to Thumbay Medicity, Ajman United Arab Emirates. Harekala Hajabba is an Indian social activist and a humble fruit seller, who spent his life earnings to build a school for the children … Read more
It’s brunch season in Dubai with an Argentinian inspired brunch with views of the Burj Khalifa, a fun party brunch overlooking the city’s skyline, and a festive themed brunch. Here’s our roundup of the best dining experiences in Dubai. Asado’s La Peñia brunch at The Palace Hotel, Dubai Inspired by the concept of a Latin … Read more
Start-up businesses are the heartbeat and future of our planet, and they therefore, must play a key role in creating sustainable businesses of the future. To elaborate more, UK TV personality and founder of sustainability platform ‘Buy Smarter Buy Greener’ Kate Hardcastle MBE discusses the way forward in sustainability and small businesses. Why it matters … Read more
From losing weight to eating healthier, with the new year here, most of us have listed down our short-term and long-term goals, often not achieving them. Yet Dr. Saliha Afridi, clinical psychologist (DHA licensed) reveals the right way to achieve our resolutions and keep them for life. Why we set goals for the new year … Read more
The New Zealand Pavilion, designed by New Zealand architects Jasmax, includes a kinetic façade made from an unusual architectural mesh called Kaynemaile. The concept The façade’s movement signifies that the pavilion itself is alive. The ‘living’ façade reinforces the New Zealand Pavilion’s Theme of “Care for People and Place”, which is based on kaitiakitanga, the … Read more
With the influx of additives, hormones, and chemicals hidden in our food along with a sedentary lifestyle, polycystic ovarian syndrome is now becoming increasingly common, even in younger women. For a different approach, Khadija Kapasi, clinical dietitian / lifestyle expert instead focuses on mind-body medicine and lifestyle to manage PCOS. PCOS defined Polycystic ovary syndrome … Read more
From work challenges to a stuck relationship, when stress and anxiety hit an all-time high and are not addressed in time the right way, it can trickle down into our digestive system, resulting in an ulcer. The good news is that it can be easily treated with medication and lifestyle modification. As HEALTH investigates. What … Read more
Standing out as an oasis of calm and relaxation in the general hustle and bustle of the event, the markedly different architecture of Austria’s building has won three prestigious awards for its contribution to Expo 2020’s vision of organizing one of the most sustainable world expos of all time . These include the first prize … Read more
There is a stereotype of what depression looks like. We believe it has to be lots of crying, feelings of worthlessness, reduced appetite, excessive sleeping, isolating and being low all the time. To clarify, Jyotika Aggarwal, DHA Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Dubai discusses the red flags of male depression. Facts versus stereotypes According to Aggarwal, … Read more