Updated 26 June 2021
June 26, 2021 09:15
DUBAI: It goes without saying that spending a long time in the sun can have extremely dangerous long-term side effects.
No matter what your skin tone, the sun’s rays can lead to hyperpigmentation, premature wrinkles and most seriously skin cancer.
“A suntan is a sign that the skin has been damaged by ultraviolet rays,” Dr. Nabeela Rashid, dermatology and cosmetology specialist at Dubai’s Medcare Hospital Al-Safa, told Arab News.
“When your dermis is exposed to the sun’s ultraviolet rays, your skin increases the production of melanin as a way to try to protect your skin from further damage. This extra melanin gives suntanned skin its darker appearance,” she added.
The share surge also lifted the Abu Dhabi index which closed 2% up
Updated 27 June 2021
June 27, 2021 12:50
ABU DHABI: International Holding Company , whose assets include firms in the fast-growing health care and industrial sectors, became Abu Dhabi’s most valuable listed company on Sunday when its shares surged nearly 15 percent after the listing of a subsidiary.
The company is chaired by Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE’ national security adviser and a brother of the country’s de facto ruler Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed.
IHC’s market capitalization hit 201.7 billion dirhams ($54.92 billion) after the market debut of Alpha Dhabi , a holding company operating in the health care, construction and hospitality sectors, in which IHC holds a 45 percent stake.
DUBAI: State-backed China Export and Credit Insurance Corporation (Sinosure) has opened a regional office in Dubai. The office is located at the Dubai International Financial Centre, the first to be opened by a Chinese insurer in the Middle East, state news agency WAM reported. Sinosure, a state-funded and policy-oriented insurance company, was established to promote China’s