DUBAI: Yemen’s Health Minister Naser Baoom has blamed the Houthis for the resurgence of infant polio in the country, saying the militia group has been spreading rumors against vaccination. Baoom, who noted Yemen was declared polio-free in 2006, said the Houthi “smear campaign is based on extremist »»»

Did you know that the air you're breathing is being watched closely? The UAE uses high-tech tools to monitor the air quality around us, and it's making a big difference. The United Nations has labelled air pollution as the leading environmental health risk globally. Shockingly, each year, around 6.»»»

Last updated: Friday 13 Jumada Al Thani 1441 AH – February 07, 2020 KSA 12:53 – GMT 09:53 Posted on: Friday 13 Jumada Al Thani 1441 AH – February 07, 2020 KSA 12:04 – GMT 09:04 Source: Dubai- Arabia.net A UN plane is expected to arrive on Friday A new batch of Yemeni patients from Sanaa to AmmanAcc»»»

DUBAI, 3rd October, 2023 (WAM) -- The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP), in collaboration with the WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean, has organised a comprehensive three-day training workshop in a proactive move aimed at bolstering the nation's healthcare infrastructure and »»»

Over 5,000 hospitals in India, the highest number in any country, are at high risk of shutdowns due to extreme weather events if fossil fuels are not phased out by the end of the century, according to a study by XDI. Worldwide, one in 12 hospitals face a similar risk. The study analysed the impact »»»

Dubai [UAE], October 3 (ANI/WAM): UAE's Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP), in collaboration with the WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean, has organised a comprehensive three-day training workshop in a proactive move aimed at bolstering the nation's healthcare infrastructure an»»»

Dubai: The World Health Organization on Sunday appealed for $392 million ahead of a UN-led donor conference in Geneva to avert the "potential collapse" of the health sector in war-torn Yemen. The call came with the Arabian Peninsula country in the throes of one of the world's worst humanitarian tra»»»

WASHINGTON, Nov 15 — Heat-related illnesses and deaths are rising as the world warms, an international team of health experts said on Tuesday, forecasting a 370 per cent surge in yearly heat deaths by mid-century if the world warms by 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels. Already, at roughl»»»