Aster Hospitals offer comprehensive care for cardiac ailments
Aster Hospitals have state-of-the-art facilities for the treatment of valvular, coronary, peripheral artery diseases and heart failure
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Aster Hospitals have state-of-the-art facilities for the treatment of valvular, coronary, peripheral artery diseases and heart failure
RALS Healthcare launched its first RALS Clinic and RALS Pharmacy at Bin Shabib Mall, Al Qusais on September 2 to offer value-based care in Dubai. The multispeciality polyclinic was opened in the presence of Awad Seghayer Al Ketbi, Chairman of the Board and Director General of Dubai Health Authority, Abdullah Ali Bin Zayed Al Falasi, Director General of the Human Resources Department of the Government of Dubai, and Abdulwahed Bin Shabib, President and Founder of the Bin Shabib group. With plans to create a network of 9 clinics, pharmacies and diagnostic centres across Dubai within the next 12 m...
UAE-headquartered TIME Hotels Management has officially taken over the management of the Onyx Hotel Apartments in Al Qusais, Dubai, its fifth property in - Hotels & Resorts - eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News
And how it plays an important role in our children’s lives Image Credit: Supplied According to Nabil Lahir, CEO of LEAMS Education, for the last 40 years, we have been inculcating Islamic values and ethos to the students in our care. This is across all our school - The Oxford School, The Indian Academy, The Apple International School (Qusais) and the recent most The Apple International Community school (Al Karama) all have been embedded with this approach. It is so important to nurture religious and Islamic consciousness within young minds and we commend the Ministry of Edu...
For most women, pregnancy and motherhood are exciting, natural steps on the ladder of life. But for Dubai-based Indian expat Vanessa Joseph, it was the opposite. “This was not because I was a success-hungry, career-oriented corporate executive who resented a baby for hampering my chances of moving up the pecking order,” says Vanessa. “But because I was so afraid; I was intrinsically mortified by even the idea of being pregnant.” The terror was so great that it subsumed the fact that she would have liked to become a mother. “The fear was just too real,” she says. “It didn’t hel...