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    Can coronavirus be transmitted through eyes?

    25 Apr 2020

    Eyes could be contagious for weeks due to coronavirus, study finds

    Research maps philanthropic response to virus

    25 Jun 2020

    A new Centre for Strategic Philanthropy, established at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School, has launched a research project to examine responses to the Covid-19 pandemic by philanthropists and foundations in the UAE.

    Coronavirus cannot be transmitted from mosquitoes to humans: Study

    18 Jul 2020

    In a new study, the researchers have confirmed that Covid-19 virus cannot be transmitted to people by mosquitoes.

    Coronavirus found in air samples up to 13 feet from patients

    11 Apr 2020

    A new study examining air samples from hospital wards with COVID-19 patients has found the virus can travel up to 13 feet (four meters).

    Antibiotics from cockroaches may save lives, finds joint study led by American University of Sharjah

    20 Dec 2020

    'More than 17 million people are dying annually worldwide due to bacterial infections. We have approached a pre-antibiotic era where bacteria are becoming resistant to commercially available drugs. There is an urgent need to find novel ways to prevent and/or treat bacterial infections...' said Dr Naveed Khan.

    UAE can be at the forefront of medical innovation

    17 Aug 2020

    Al Jalila Foundation (AJF) chief executive officer Dr. Abdulkareem Sultan Al Olama is optimistic of the UAE’s capability to broaden more its contribution to improvements in global public health.

    Canada researchers investigating acai berry to fight coronavirus

    01 Sep 2020

    Canadian researchers said Monday they are investigating a popular superfood -- the acai berry -- as a treatment to prevent Covid-19's most severe symptoms.

    Surgery should be delayed if patient tests virus positive

    11 Mar 2021

    Surgery should be delayed for seven weeks after a patient tests positive for COVID-19, as operations taking place up to six weeks after diagnosis are associated with increased risk of death, according to a new global study.

    Vaccine effective against the new strain of COVID-19, says UAE

    23 Dec 2020

    Dr Al-Hammadi said, “Clinical research has not indicated the ability of new mutations of the virus to thwart the effectiveness of the vaccination response, and researchers have confirmed before the emergence of the new mutation that human immunity is fighting the mutated versions of the original virus more effectively than before.

    Excessive consumption of coffee could increase osteoporosis risk, study reveals

    24 Jul 2021

    “Caffeine is one of the most widely used recreational drugs in the world, with 80 per cent of adults consuming at least one caffeinated beverage per day,” Dr Schultz says.

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