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'Breakthrough' new blood pressure drug approved by UAE
Baxfendy can control hypertension even in patients for whom other drugs have failed
Gaza sisters win Middle East award for turning war debris into bricks
Tala and Fara Mousa take Middle East title in Earth Prize
Emiratis look to IVF as premarital screening lays bare genetic disease risk
Compulsory scheme aims to help couples make more informed choices
Abu Dhabi scientists invent sensors to transform keyhole surgery
NYUAD researchers hope to commercialise their soft silicone sensors
Etihad Rail set to offer economic uplift to Fujairah, businesses say
Upbeat assessment follows completion of city's station
Going underground: The high-tech machines digging tunnels for Dubai's Blue Line
State-of-the-art machines utilised in preparation for 2029 opening
UAE supply chain plan to protect against external shocks in 'uncertain world'
Programme should prevent shortages in food, pharmaceuticals and industrial products
I said camel, not ostrich! Why AI makes such a meal of Arabic words
UAE researchers find basic mistakes among Arabic AI models, often stemming from a lack of cultural understanding
AI tool helps detect pancreatic cancer up to three years before diagnosis
Mayo Clinic-developed artificial intelligence brings hope of tackling one of world's deadliest cancers
Dubai hospital administers new gene therapy treatment to adult patient
Egyptian patient, 22, receives Itvisma injection to treat spinal muscular atrophy
Daniel Kinahan's extradition from Dubai may take up to a year, expert says
Flying suspected gangland boss to his native Ireland would be high-security operation
UAE prepares for high-profile extradition of alleged drug kingpin Kinahan
Irish national expected to contest attempts to try him in Dublin
40 metres underground, Dubai's metro will be 'complex and challenging' to build
Scale and depth of tunnels make it most demanding infrastructure project in years
Gazan sisters build hope from rubble with method to turn war debris into bricks
Teenagers named on shortlist for Middle East section of global environmental award
How ancient communities used mangroves and beaches as 'Iron Age supermarkets'
Shells provided food, tools and flooring, study of Sharjah archaeological site finds
