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Screen time and kids: Viral MRI claim sparks debate on brain development

Screen time and kids Viral MRI claim sparks debate on brain development

You’re cooling yourself wrong: Common mistakes UAE residents make in summer

Dubai: When the UAE summer peaks and temperatures climb above 40°C, most residents instinctively reach for quick ways to cool down, a freezing drink, a blast of cold air, or an icy shower.But according to doctors, many of these habits don’t actually help your body cool down and in some cases, they can make things worse.Here’s what UAE-based medical experts say you may be doing wrong and what to do instead.Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here.Cooling...

Five period warning signs doctors say women must not ignore

Five period warning signs doctors say women must not ignore

खाना पकाने को जलाई माचिस, एकाएक ब्लास्ट हुआ सिलेंडर, परिवार के 7 लोग झुलसे

Pakistan, the country that almost ended polio 30 years in a row

Polio still not eradicated Four-year-old Shahmeer* in Sindh’s Sujawal had been receiving his hifazati teekay on time for pneumonia, diarrhoea, measles, typhoid, poliovirus. Every box on his vaccination card was marked complete. Yet, on March 5, he became Pakistan’s first reported polio case of 2026. Shahmeer showed no visible symptoms — he went out to play as usual, did not complain of joint pain, and showed no signs of paralysis. This is because he had contracted non-paralytic polio, which...

'Imagine the pain, humiliation': SC urges Centre to allow abortion beyond 20 weeks for rape survivors

The Supreme Court urged the Centre to consider amending laws to allow rape survivors to terminate pregnancies beyond 20 weeks, emphasizing no time limit in such cases. The bench highlighted the lifelong trauma for a child survivor and the need for the decision to rest with the survivor and her parents, with AIIMS offering counsel.

फरीदाबाद : ऑनलाइन गेम में फिर ले ली मासूम की जान, गेमिंग लत पहचानें और ऐसे करें दूर

Paramedic stabbed in the FACE in savage unprovoked attack as he bought coffee with his colleagues

Paramedic stabbed in the FACE in savage unprovoked attack as he bought coffee with his colleaguesPolice have arrested a man after an on-duty paramedic was stabbedThe paramedic was allegedly stabbed in the neck and faceBy WAYNE FLOWER, SENIOR NEWS REPORTER, AUSTRALIA Published: 06:35, 30 April 2026 | Updated: 06:38, 30 April 2026 e-mail

Could a simple house design cut malaria rates by almost half?

Children living in redesigned rural homes in Tanzania were found to have fewer bouts of sickness than those in traditional huts

Burning sensation while peeing? It could be a summer UTI

Burning sensation while peeing It could be a summer UTI

पुणे में क्लोरीन गैस का रिसाव, 24 लोग अस्पताल में भर्ती, इलाके में मचा हड़कंप

Ms. Rachel says trauma is ‘obvious’ in detained kids

Ms. Rachel says trauma is ‘obvious’ in detained kids

Chlorine gas leaks at defunct water purification plant in Pune; 24 hospitalised

A chlorine gas leak from an abandoned tank at a defunct water purification plant in Pune's Kondhwa area on Thursday morning led to 24 people being hospitalized. Residents and two fire personnel complained of breathlessness after the gas spread. All affected individuals are reported to be out of danger and under observation.

Aashiqui actor Rahul Roy addresses viral reels, financial struggles after stroke: 'Help me find work'

It began as a few unexpected Instagram reels. And now, it's a fully-fledged conversation around Rahul Roy. Recently, the actor stepped in to address the mixed reactions surrounding his videos. Bollywood meets Hollywood: Shraddha Kapoor and Andrew Garfield shine at the Red Sea International Film FestivalGet updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here.The star, who became a household name after Aashiqui, recently appeared in a string of videos alongside a relati...

'Turning back the years' 82p-a-day product people say are 'minimizing wrinkles'

'After a few weeks of daily use, I noticed my skin looking more hydrated and my nails growing stronger. I also appreciate the added vitamin C and hyaluronic acid, it feels like a complete beauty-from-within formula'

Drap lab in Karachi achieves WHO prequalification, ministry says

ISLAMABAD: The national health services ministry has announced that the Central Drugs Laboratory (CDL) Karachi, a statutory laboratory of the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (Drap), has successfully achieved World Health Organisation (WHO) prequalification, elevating the country’s pharmaceutical testing capabilities to international standards. It added that this certification signified that Drap’s testing services met the rigorous global benchmarks established by the WHO, ensuring that the...

King Charles says 'I won't see the long-distant future' in candid health admission after cancer battle

The King has addressed his battle with cancer at a cultural event as part of his state visit where he told crowds he wants them 'to champion the next generation'

Saudi Arabia sets Hajj health rules, restricts pilgrims with serious illnesses

Saudi Arabia has outlined a list of medical conditions that may disqualify individuals from obtaining a Hajj permit, as part of efforts to safeguard pilgrims’ health during the annual pilgrimage.The Ministry of Health and the Public Health Authority said the restrictions apply to people suffering from conditions that could impair their ability to perform rituals, including advanced kidney failure requiring dialysis, severe heart failure, liver cirrhosis, serious mental illnesses, dementia, advan...

Desperate race to save woman who texted loved one for help after being bitten by rattlesnake on California trail

Sign up for our US Editor's Picks newsletter to get all the best exclusive stories By WILKO MARTÍNEZ-CACHERO, US REPORTER Published: 03:13, 30 April 2026 | Updated: 03:19, 30 April 2026 e-mail View comments

4 deaths trigger watermelon scare in Mumbai; probe slows, traders pull fruit off shelves

Maharashtra FDA faces delays in testing watermelon samples linked to four deaths, as watermelons have vanished from local markets. Investigators require samples from a 5-10 km radius of the incident, but vendors are reluctant to sell due to public panic and police questioning, hindering the probe.