December 2025

ME Explained

Is our health at risk when we use the kitchen sponge incorrectly?

Kitchen sponges are a staple in most homes, used daily to clean dishes and wipe surfaces. However, research reveals that these seemingly harmless tools can become breeding grounds for harmful bacteria, posing a real risk to our health if not used and maintained properly.

Opinion

The World Can Still End AIDS by 2030, By Staying Focused on What Works

Over the past three decades, the global HIV response has achieved remarkable progress. Mortality has fallen, treatment options have expanded, and millions of people are now living healthier lives.

Interview

‘Care Teams Can Spot Risks Early and Act Before Flare-Ups’

With unfailing control over budget and timelines, transparent collaboration, and consistently high service quality, ScienceSoft has earned the respect of its clients. ScienceSoft, the US-based IT consulting and software development company is expanding its footprint worldwide.

Medical Breakthrough

King’s College Hospital London-Jeddah performs the first procedure of its kind in Saudi Arabia

In an unprecedented medical milestone added to the record of Saudi expertise, a specialized Saudi medical team, led by Saudi physician Dr. Seraj Abdullah Abualnaja, Consultant Interventional Cardiologist, successfully performed one of the...

Women's Health

University of Michigan study reveals the diet may offer benefits for women with inadequate sleep

Previous research has identified that Mediterranean diet adherence and adequate sleep duration are each independently associated with lower risk of metabolic syndrome.

Video

KLAS Research Middle East Summit 2026

Jonathan Christensen, Senior Insights Director at KLAS Research, invites attendees to Dubai for two days of high-impact discussions, industry trends, and recognition of regional Best in KLAS and ARCH Collaborative Pinnacle award winners.

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