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    Pakistan's Hazara women strike back with martial arts

    10 Apr 2021

    Hundreds of women from the Pakistani Hazara community are coming forward to learn martial arts so they can deliver side kicks and elbow blows when they are struck with a calamity.

    97-year-old Emirati receives COVID-19 vaccine

    14 Jan 2021

    Nakhira son explained, "From my experience with my father, I want to encourage all members of society, especially senior citizens and residents, to take the COVID-19 vaccination to protect them..."

    VIDEO: Gulf Today staff members get vaccinated against COVID-19, encourage everyone to take the jab

    16 Jan 2021

    Gulf Today's Pakistani staffer Agha Riaz, 49, said, “Sharjah’s arrangements are very impressive. Volunteers are very helpful before the vaccine is being administered on you. “Doctors carry out a thorough consultation for up to 10-15 minutes..."

    UAE Ministry of Health to increase number of COVID-19 vaccine centres

    13 Jan 2021

    "Surpassing the one million vaccine doses administered to the public in a record time is yet another testament to the community's trust in the efficiency and effectiveness of the measures taken by the UAE government.

    VIDEO: US accident victim becomes world’s first person to get double hand and face transplant in rare surgery

    05 Feb 2021

    Joe DiMeo sustained third-degree burns on over 80 per cent of his body when he fell asleep while driving home from a night shift in July 2018, causing his car to flip over and then explode. The surgery was carried out on Aug.12 of 2020 and lasted approximately 23 hours.

    Three new rapid COVID-19 tests approved for use in Abu Dhabi

    24 Jan 2021

    The three new approved tests include the antigen test, the RT-LAMP test and the saliva test. The saliva test can be used for children in healthcare facilities if a nose swab is not possible.

    Pandemic to be 'far more deadly' this year, WHO warns

    16 May 2021

    The World Health Organization issued a grim warning on Friday that the second year of Covid-19 was set to be "far more deadly", as Japan extended a state of emergency amid growing calls for the Olympics to be scrapped.

    US nurses lift the spirits of seriously ill patients with songs amid the pandemic

    14 Jun 2020

    Providing palliative care at Vanderbilt University Medical Center can be taxing for nurses trying to extend and improve the lives of seriously ill patients, especially amid the pandemic.

    ‘Governments must reinforce plans to cut tobacco use’

    23 Jan 2020

    A commissioned 2019 global study has reflected that people want tobacco manufacturers to be more responsible in their research-and-development of new products as they also want governments to claw in more teeth into their tobacco use reduction programmes.

    83% of residents not eating vegetables and fruits daily: Ministry of Health report

    18 Mar 2024

    The campaign also aimed to motivate residents to consume five daily servings of fruits and vegetables, highlighting their rich content of essential nutrients, vitamins, and minerals crucial for sustaining good health.

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