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    Climate change a worry for Greece's hungry butterflies

    Climate change a worry for Greece's hungry butterflies

    23 Oct 2024

    In a controlled enclosure in a zoo outside Athens, multi-coloured butterflies suck sweet juice from orange slices, free from the hazards of a changing climate outside that are threatening populations...

    Climate threat spurs London's Kew Gardens to look for resilient trees

    Climate threat spurs London's Kew Gardens to look for resilient trees

    29 Jul 2024

    Behind the lush greenery, roses in bloom and birdsong at London's famous Kew Gardens lies the darker reality of climate change, which threatens to kill thousands of its trees in...

    Indian brand opens $3m retail outlet in Sharjah

    Indian brand opens $3m retail outlet in Sharjah

    08 Jul 2024

    Sajjad Ahmad, Deputy Business Editor Indian-based luxury brand Eternal Home has opened a $3 million showroom in Sharjah on Sunday. The stunning 25,000 square foot retail outlet set to elevate...

    Why are autoimmune diseases more prevalent in women?

    Why are autoimmune diseases more prevalent in women?

    12 Jun 2024

    Age, genetic and hormonal factors may explain why women are disproportionately affected by autoimmune diseases than men, said experts on Wednesday. Autoimmune disease occurs when the immune system attacks the...

    Removal of lower back pain through PEN technique

    Removal of lower back pain through PEN technique

    06 Feb 2021

    Mariecar Jara-Puyod, Senior Reporter A minimally invasive procedure to relieve persistent agonising lower back pain has been seen to earn a 95 per cent high satisfactory rating among UAE residents...

    'Hardcore grandma' — ageing fitness buff proves hit in China

    'Hardcore grandma' — ageing fitness buff proves hit in China

    24 Sep 2020

    Chen Jifang hits the gym for at least two hours every day and has the physique to prove it. At nearly 70, she's being held up as a shining example...

    COVID-19: Remote work leads to back, neck pain

    COVID-19: Remote work leads to back, neck pain

    03 Apr 2020

    Mariecar Jara-Puyod, Senior Reporter With homes having been converted into temporary workplaces in these Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) times, a Dubai-based Orthopedics and Sports Injuries consultant has suggested ways to prevent...

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