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30 Aug 2020

Listen to your Heart: Recognize the Signs of a Heart Attack

It is important to know the early warning signs of a heart attack. Some people notice changes in their body for up to a month before having a heart attack.

30 Aug 2020

What Diabetes Can Mean For Your Heart

Diabetes is a condition that requires a regimented treatment plan & regular medical check-ups. Diabetes can lead to high cholesterol levels & high blood pressure.

30 Aug 2020

10 Ways to Reduce the Risk of Heart Disease

Some of the most important factors contributing to the development of heart disease are lifestyle decisions such as lack of exercise and a diet high in sugar.

30 Aug 2020

Women and Heart Disease: Learn the Risks and What to Watch Out For

Many women don’t realize that heart disease is a serious threat to their health. It’s important to make positive changes to improve your lifestyle and help protect heart.

30 Aug 2020

Recipe: A Hearty Breakfast – Foul Medames

Foul medames is a very popular Middle Eastern dish typically eaten for breakfast. It has many health benefits as it is rich in fiber and protein.

30 Aug 2020

5 Reasons Why You Need to Quit Smoking

Smoking damages your heart and cardiovascular system and is a strong risk factor for various cancers. If you smoke, you know it is difficult to quit.

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20 Aug 2020

What is Pelvic Floor Disorder and How Can it be Treated?

Pelvic floor treatment in Abu Dhabi, UAE. Pelvic floor disorders are caused by an inability to control pelvic muscles, which leads to leakage of urine or feces.

29 Jul 2020

What is Atrial Fibrillation (AFib or AF)?

Irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia) or atrial fibrillation can affect adults at any age. Find out more about the symptoms and causes of atrial fibrillation.

23 Jul 2020

The Importance of Cancer Screening

Early detection can lead to better outcomes for many patients. Research shows that there are lifestyle changes we can make to reduce our risk of getting certain cancers.