Long Naps Raise Risk
Researchers believe that irregular and long naps could disrupt natural sleep cycles and might indicate underlying health issues such as diabetes, heart disease, and
Celebrating Heritage Through Harmony
ShruthiUK Presents the Birmingham Thyagaraja Festival 2025: A Global Celebration of Indian Classical Music, Culture, and Youth Leadership ShruthiUK proudly hosted the 11th Annual
UAE Advances AI Leadership
These leaders shared their personal experiences in the programme and reflected on how it helped deepen their expertise in AI and related leadership fields
Gut bacteria could reduce effectiveness of common medications
Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh and Yale University in the US have shown that gut bacteria can metabolize oral drugs that target cellular
Healthy Fasting Tips for Navratri
Navratri, a time of spiritual reflection and devotion, is often accompanied by fasting, a practice embraced by many devotees. While fasting can have health
Emirates Publishers Association Supports Young Emirati Publishers at Prestigious International Book Fairs
EPA’s participation in the Bologna Children’s Book Fair, running from March 31 to April 3, 2025, highlights the UAE’s growing presence in the field
AI Detects Risk of Fatal Arrhythmias, Saving Lives
Sudden cardiac death, which occurs when the heart unexpectedly stops beating, is responsible for more than 5 million deaths globally each year Artificial intelligence
Study Shows ChatGPT Can Be Used for Sensory Evaluation of Brownies
ChatGPT’s success in evaluating brownies suggests a broader potential for AI in the food industry, offering an innovative, efficient, and cost-effective alternative to traditional
Ways Prioritizing Sleep Can Boost Your Productivity and Success
By ensuring you get enough sleep, you give yourself the mental clarity needed to approach work and life with a renewed sense of creativity
Non-Invasive Bladder Tests Proven Effective for Female Incontinence
The study involved 1,099 women with overactive bladder or urinary incontinence across 63 hospitals in the UK. Participants were randomly assigned to either undergo
