50-year-old amputee finds new life and Paralympic dream after osseointegration surgery in Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi, UAE — At age 50, former competitive athlete entity[“people”,”Massimo Castellani”,0] has turned a devastating personal setback into a new beginning — and possibly a shot at the the entity[“sports_event”,”Paralympic Games”,0].citeturn0search0 🔍 From athlete to amputation and despair 🦾 A second chance via cutting-edge surgery 🎯 Rebuilding life & chasing Paralympic dreams 💡 Wider … Read more

AMCREIT Acquires NMC Royal Hospital Real Estate in AED 1.4 Billion Deal, Enters Healthcare Sector

Dubai, UAE — Al Mal Capital REIT (AMCREIT), the Dubai Financial Market-listed real estate investment trust and subsidiary of Dubai Investments, has acquired the real estate asset of NMC Royal Hospital, located in Dubai Investments Park (DIP). The deal, which marks AMCREIT’s entry into the healthcare real estate sector, lifts its portfolio value to approximately … Read more

Employers Now Manage Domestic Worker Visas & Medical Tests via Single Digital Platform in UAE

The UAE has rolled out a new unified digital platform called “Work in UAE” that allows employers to handle all visa-related tasks for domestic workers in one place. This includes issuing, renewing, or canceling residency visas and completing required medical tests. The launch aims to simplify processes, improve service accessibility, and reduce bureaucracy for both … Read more

AED 1.3 Billion Expansion Project Set to Elevate Dubai Healthcare City’s Global Standing

Dubai Healthcare City Authority (DHCA) has revealed a massive AED 1.3 billion expansion — Phase 1 of its latest development — slated to begin in December 2025, with expected completion in November 2027. The project is designed not only to increase healthcare capacity but also to reinforce Dubai’s position as a global hub for medical … Read more

Singapore’s Healthcare Sector 18% More Sustainable than Estimated, Study Finds

A new collaborative study between the National University of Singapore (NUS) and the Ministry of Health (MOH) reveals that Singapore’s healthcare system has a carbon footprint 18 percent lower than previous estimates, marking a key milestone in pushing sustainable medicine forward in Southeast Asia. 🔍 What the study uncovered — Why it matters

Doctor De-registered After Weekend Meth Use Over 8 Years in Singapore

A disciplinary tribunal in Singapore has stripped a medical practitioner, Dr Leong Kok Cheong Darren, of his full registration after he admitted using methamphetamine on weekends over approximately eight years. The ruling, handed down by the Singapore Medical Council (SMC), concluded that his conduct brought disrepute to the profession and posed potential risks despite no … Read more

“Not Just Coping, but Calming”: Emotional First Aid Seen as Vital First Response for Mental Distress in Singapore

Experts in Singapore are increasingly viewing emotional first aid — simple techniques like breathwork, journalling and tapping — as a frontline tool to help people manage emotional distress before professional help becomes available. As mental health needs rise sharply across the country, these more accessible practices are being highlighted as helpful, though limited. The rising … Read more

Hydration Hacks: Beyond Eight Glasses a Day

We’ve all heard “drink eight glasses,” but optimal hydration is more nuanced. Here are four strategies to fine‑tune your fluid intake and reap its full benefits. 1. Listen to Thirst Signals Rather than a fixed quota, use thirst as a primary guide—our bodies are remarkably attuned to fluid needs throughout the day. 2. Infuse for … Read more

Breathing Breaks: Three Techniques to Melt Stress

It sounds too simple, but deliberate breathwork can instantly dial down stress, sharpen focus, and even lower blood pressure. Here are three beginner‑friendly techniques to weave into your day. 1. Box Breathing 2. 4‑7‑8 Breathing 3. Diaphragmatic (“Belly”) Breathing Set a reminder mid‑day for a one‑minute breathing break. You’ll return to your tasks feeling more … Read more