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More than 20,000 Abu Dhabi workers given health screenings
Doctors look for conditions that could lead to workplace accidents
UAE is 'putting women in the boardroom and in space'
Between 2019 and 2021, the Emirates passed 11 laws and amendments to promote equality, says Hessa Buhumaid
Parents in Abu Dhabi urged to use car seats to stop 'preventable' child deaths
About six in 10 child deaths in emirate over 10-year period due to traffic accidents
Doctors warn complacency is the biggest risk as Covid-19 cases in UAE rise
Some people are writing off symptoms as flu and avoiding testing
'Teachers, teachers, teachers': Education ministers set out school reform plan
Core subjects will be taught in English and there will be a renewed focus on maths and science
Abu Dhabi resident 'terrified of needles' has donated blood 20 times
On World Blood Donor Day, Roy Rajan urges others to overcome their anxiety and save lives by donating blood
Beware of pickpockets, Ras Al Khaimah Police warn
Officers said thieves often operate on busy public transport
Abu Dhabi survey sheds light on pandemic jobs losses and a stronger future
Survey finds stress caused by consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic, including job losses, placed strain on relationships, but there were some positives too
Young Emirati maths ace who met the President dreams of becoming a pilot
Khamis Al Jneibi won first place in the International Mathematical Olympiad
Warning over drugs sold on social media and WhatsApp
Officials can trace people who have shared or forwarded messages about illegal narcotics
UAE 1990 World Cup star backs team to create history
Abdulrahman Al Haddad looks forward to must-win play-off against Australia in Doha on Tuesday
More than 1,000 couples tie the knot in Abu Dhabi's new civil marriage court
Twenty per cent of happy couples were tourists visiting the emirate
Abu Dhabi's Seha opens its first dedicated menopause clinic
Centre offers women multidisciplinary care
Abu Dhabi woman has fist-sized tumour removed from neck
The growth started out the size of a bean in 2009 and returned after two previous operations to remove it
Multiple sclerosis prevalence rising in Middle East, doctors say
Israel has the highest rate of cases in the region, followed by Kuwait
