Health
Dubai newborn screening: four things you need to know
Mother, Baby & Child takes a look at what you can expect from Dubai newborn screening, and what different tests offer… What is newborn screening? It’s a compulsory set of… read more…
Five signs your newborn is in good health
Dr Federica Vagnarelli Specialist, Paediatric and Neonatology at Danat Al Emarat Women & Children’s Hospital discusses five ways to tell if your newborn is in good health Healthy appearance and… read more…
Dental review: Dr. Michael’s Dental Clinic
The dental clinic is owned by Dr. Michael Formenius, who also has four other dental clinics in Dubai under the “Dr. Michael’s” brand, along with several other clinics and a… read more…
Vitamin D-ilemmas! Is your family getting enough?
Despite living in a sunny country, many people in the UAE are Vitamin D deficient Dr Mayada Samir a Specialist Paediatrician at Medcare Medical Centre in JBR explains why it’s… read more…
Five ways to reduce stress and promote fertility
Yoga and nutrition expert Suzanne Cork discusses the importance of reducing stress whilst trying to conceive One in four couples suffer from some degree of infertility. So, if it is… read more…
Staying up late is linked to childhood obesity
A new study shows a link between later bedtimes and an increased risk of childhood obesity According to a new report by Ohio State University making sure children go to… read more…
Nutrition facts: True or false?
Sponsored Content by Fakih IVF Spinach is a better source of iron than meat FALSE: Although usually portrayed as the richest source of iron, spinach is actually a good source… read more…
Egg freezing: Making babies in the modern world
Sponsored Content by Fakih IVF Freezing eggs provides women with a chance to preserve their fertility. The technology provides the option to prolong a woman’s fertility timeline to ensure that… read more…
What is Thalassemia?
Sponsored Content by Fakih IVF What? It is an inherited blood disorder characterised by abnormal formation of hemoglobin (absent or decreased) and red blood cells in the body. Why? Mutation… read more…
Study Finds Eating Nuts Reduces Risk of Death
According to a scientific study by scientists at the Harvard-affiliated Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Brigham Women’s Hospital, eating a daily handful of nuts leads to 20% decreased risk from any… read more…
