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Anam Rizvi

Anam Rizvi

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Anam joined The National as a news reporter in 2014, when she specialised in covering health in Abu Dhabi. After working as an independent journalist in the UK for a year, Anam rejoined The National in 2018 as the UAE education reporter. She earned her master’s degree in international journalism from Cardiff University. Her favourite stories focus on child rights, mental health, women’s issues, and culture. Among friends, she is known for her love for books, cartoons, and chocolates.
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MS patient Mohamed Salem Al Matroushi. Vidhyaa for The National
MS unpleasant but manageable

Emirati father diagnosed with multiple sclerosis believes it is possible to have it and lead a full, happy life.

HealthNovember 12, 2016
Health insurers should cover vitamin D screening for pregnant women, doctors say

Daman only covers tests for those with ailments such as osteoporosis, rickets and kidney disorders.

HealthNovember 06, 2016
Dr Fady Hachem, consultant in obstetrics and gynaecology, says insurer cover for testing is not comprehensive. Mona Al Marzooqi / The National
70 per cent of pregnant women in UAE risk health issues due to vitamin D deficiency: study

The average vitamin D levels of the mothers-to-be was 26.2 but doctors say they should ideally have levels between 50 and 125.

UAENovember 06, 2016
A researcher in the study wants a ‘conversation’ about shisha and health. Satish Kumar / The National
Shisha the biggest smoking threat to health, Abu Dhabi study shows

The New York University Abu Dhabi Public Health Research Centre research found that using shisha use can pollute the whole house and even those in other rooms are not safe.

UAENovember 02, 2016
Khawla Saleh, a mother of two boys, aged two and six, is worried that the new guidelines will be misunderstood. Delores Johnson / The National
UAE parents and psychologists sceptical on new child screen time guidelines

The American Academy of Paediatrics recently announced that children from age 2 to five can have an hour a day of screen time on gadgets under the supervision of parents.

HealthOctober 27, 2016
A medical technician tests to see the level of vitamin D in a person's blood. Even newborns can suffer from a deficiency, say doctors. Getty Images
Vitamin D deficiency affects children and newborns too, doctors warn

Vitamin D deficiency puts people at risk of high blood pressure and other risk factors for heart disease.

HealthSeptember 03, 2016
Doctors recommend brief exposure to the midday sun to overcome vitamin D deficiency, but advise advise UAE residents to strike a balance. Silvia Razgova /The National
Beat vitamin D deficiency with the right amount of exposure to sun

Doctors in the UAE explain how to manage Vitamin D deficiency and the best time of day to catch the healthiest rays.

HealthSeptember 02, 2016
Taif Idris, a Sudanese expatriate in Abu Dhabi, discovered she had vitamin D deficiency after being treated for a fractured leg bone. Delores Johnson / The National
Leave vitamin D deficiency diagnosis to the experts, warn UAE doctors

Management and treatment of vitamin D deficiency depends on the symptoms and level of deficiency, said Dr Maysoon Kamil Hassan of Burjeel Hospital in Abu Dhabi.

HealthSeptember 01, 2016
Dr Nazura Siddiqi fears cost calculations will make the problem of vitamin deficiency worse. Delores Johnson / The National
UAE national health insurer drops tests for vitamin D deficiency

Daman will only cover tests for those suspected of having ailments such as osteoporosis, rickets and kidney disorders.

HealthAugust 31, 2016
UAE telecom services under spotlight to achieve excellence

The plan is to protect subscriber interests, improve telecommunication services and provide an efficient response to network problems.

TechnologyAugust 26, 2016
From left: Kiran Thakur, Ayukta Thakur and Nikita Patel, founders of Integreat Centre for special needs. Victor Besa / The National
Special needs graduates get the space they want

Young adults with special needs and their parents are looking forward to the opening of the first centre in the emirate that caters for their needs.

UAEAugust 19, 2016
Dr Job Simon, endocrinologist at Burjeel Hospital, says metabolic surgery may help those with early-stage diabetes. Mona Al Marzooqi / The National
Surgery may hold answer to diabetes

With Type 2 highly prevalent in the UAE, doctors are hopeful that expanding their treatment options may bring success.

HealthAugust 14, 2016
Warm seas during the hot summer foster an abundance of jellyfish in the waters of the Gulf. Satish Kumar / The National
Swimmers at risk of summer jellyfish stings

Avoid entering the ocean, and remove venom-filled barbs by washing as well as putting clothes in dryer, doctors say.

HealthAugust 09, 2016
Swimming warning about pneumonia risk

About half of all respiratory patients in an Abu Dhabi hospital are suffering from pneumonia – and many of them caught the illness by swimming in warm and dirty swimming pools.

HealthAugust 09, 2016
Portrait of Ezra and her baby boy Samual, at Bareen Hospital in Mohammed Bin Zayed city, Abu Dhabi,UAE, on 3 August 2016, Vidhyaa for, The National, ID 34733
Abu Dhabi’s working mums need flexible hours: survey

A survey conducted in Abu Dhabi suggests that working mothers need greater attention.

HealthAugust 03, 2016
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