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'I thought I was lactose intolerant, but the symptoms were bowel cancer'

'I thought I was lactose intolerant, but the symptoms were bowel cancer'The 39-year-old tried changing her diet, but she needed urgent careCommentsNewsNeil Shaw Assistant Editor (Money and Lifestyle)08:40, 14 Apr 2026View 4 ImagesCheyenne suffered from tummy cramps for monthsA woman who suffered from stomach cramps for months initially thought she had a dairy intolerance before being diagnosed with bowel cancer. Cheyenne Midwinter, 39, began to notice her stomach didn't "feel...

'I used cream for 28 years and it left me with alien skin'

'I used cream for 28 years and it left me with alien skin'Rosemary Hook, 29, from London, was first prescribed it at three months oldCommentsNewsSteven Smith Content Editor08:27, 14 Apr 2026Updated 08:34, 14 Apr 2026View 4 ImagesRosemary has been bedbound on numerous occasions(Image: PA Real Life)A woman says she was left bedbound with "oozing", elephant-like skin – so severe she was "unrecognisable". It came after 28 years of using steroid creams for eczema, which...

GP said our baby had a 'nursery virus', he ended up in intensive care

GP said our baby had a 'nursery virus', he ended up in intensive careSix-month old Lennie King had been having repeated problems with his breathingCommentsNewsNeil Shaw Assistant Editor (Money and Lifestyle)08:25, 14 Apr 2026View 6 ImagesLennie before getting ill with Charlie King and partner Abbie RodgersParents were told their son's 'rattly' breath was just a viral infection caught at nursery - until he ended up in intensive care with pneumonia and a collapsed lung. Ch...

How to lose weight safely: Jabs, pills, or lifestyle — what really works?

Dubai: With weight-loss injections and pills gaining popularity, many residents are asking the same question, do these treatments really work or is lifestyle still the key?Doctors and fitness experts have shared with Gulf News that the answer lies somewhere in between. While modern medications are proving effective, they are not a standalone solution and must be used responsibly.Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here.Available treatments in the UAEDr....

HIV disappears without drugs in 63-year-old man after stem cell transplant

HIV disappears without drugs in yearold man after stem cell transplant

Burjeel Hospital Abu Dhabi launches Korean Pavilion, strengthening access to Korean medical expertise in the UAE

Burjeel Hospital, Abu Dhabi, a leading hospital under Burjeel Holdings, has launched the Korean Pavilion, a dedicated clinical platform designed to bring established Korean medical expertise and treatment protocols to patients in the UAE and the region. The Pavilion was inaugurated in the presence of His Excellency Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology; H.E. Hamad Sayah Al Mazrouei, Undersecretary of the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development; Jung Kyung P...

Kamal Raises Concerns Over Limited Impact of Vaccine Awareness Campaigns Despite Significant Funding of Millions of Dollars

HealthPakistanKamal Raises Concerns Over Limited Impact of Vaccine Awareness Campaigns Despite Significant Funding of Millions of DollarsBy Web Desk-Apr 14, 2026ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Health Syed Mustafa Kamal has expressed concern over the limited effectiveness of large-scale investments of millions of dollars made in vaccine awareness initiatives supported by UNICEF. A high-level meeting was held today under the chairmanship of Federal Minister for Health, Syed Mustafa Kamal, to revie...

Hoopoe Holding launches governance framework to improve early visibility in UAE healthcare systems

Dubai based hoopoe holding has introduced a governance framework designed to help healthcare leaders identify emerging system pressure earlier, as healthcare systems across the UAE continue to expand in both scale and complexity.Developed under the leadership of Founder and CEO Shahriar Shahir Barzegar, the framework transforms fragmented operational signals into structured system level insight. It analyses aggregated, non-identifiable data across cost, workforce, scheduling and utilisation, are...

CBSE Class 10 results 2026 due for UAE students today: Why they won’t be final

Dubai: More than 13,600 CBSE Grade 10 students in the UAE are about to receive their long-awaited results but there is a crucial catch. The scores coming out are not final, and the student sitting at the top of the class today may not hold that position a month from now.Schools and educators across the UAE are urging families not to read too much into the provisional figures, even as the results are expected imminently on the DigiLocker platform. In a first for the Board, no hard-copy mark sheet...

Rev Richard Coles 'fighting back' after weight gain following jab success

Rev Richard Coles 'fighting back' after weight gain following jab successThe star says he put some weight back on after a mistakeComments3amNeil Shaw Assistant Editor (Money and Lifestyle)07:48, 14 Apr 2026View 5 ImagesReverend Richard Coles and Gemma Atkinson attend the 'Strictly Come Dancing 2017' red carpet launchRev Richard Coles, writer, broadcaster and TV stalwart, has explained his weight loss after revealing he has dropped around a fifth of his body weight. The star o...

Nicole Kidman on why she's learning to become a death doula

Nicole Kidman on why shes learning to become a death doula

C-section leaves mum having to plan everything around toilets for years

C-section leaves mum having to plan everything around toilets for yearsThe now 38-year-old was struck down with crippling symptomsNewsNeil Shaw Assistant Editor (Money and Lifestyle)07:15, 14 Apr 2026View 4 ImagesJenna Robinson when she worked for the NHSA mum was forced to plan every journey around the nearest toilets after a devastating side-effect from her C-section left her living in agony for years. Jenna Robinson’s nightmare began after she gave birth to her daughter by caesarean section e...

56% Delhi-NCR households report Covid, viral-like symptoms: Survey

DelhiNCR households report Covid virallike symptoms Survey

Woman dies on Qantas flight from the United States to New Zealand

A woman 'suddenly' died on a Qantas flight from the United States to New Zealand overnight. More to come.

Japan-based China nurse criticised for posting work clips, raising privacy, ethics concerns

A Chinese nurse working at a hospital in Japan has come under fire from both Chinese and Japanese netizens after allegedly routinely posting the personal and medical information of patients online. The Tokyo-based woman, identified as “Zhaozhaozzz”, has around 21,000 followers on social media where she regularly shares content about her life and work. Her personal details remain unclear. While working at the hospital, she filmed so-called “immersive Tokyo nurse vlog” videos with...

JLS star JB Gill facing emotional milestone with famous wife - 'It's a new chapter'

EXCLUSIVE: JLS star JB Gill facing emotional milestone with famous wife - 'It's a new chapter'JLS star and The One Show presenter JB Gill and his wife Chloe open the doors to their idyllic 11-acre Kent farmhouse where they raise children Ace, 11, and Chiara, sevenComments3amJasmine Allday Assistant TV and Showbiz Editor07:00, 14 Apr 2026JB Gill & Family at home on the farmWhen JB Gill isn't busy presenting The One Show in television studios, the former pop sensation turne...

Stomach pain leads to shocking discovery: thermometer inside man for decades

Beijing: A 32-year-old man in China was found to have a thermometer inside his body nearly two decades after accidentally swallowing it as a child, according to media reports.The case came to light after the man sought medical attention for recurring stomach pain. An X-ray examination revealed a long, thin object lodged in his abdomen, which was later identified as a thermometer.Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here. According to reports by the South...

Patients often share same thoughts on life in their final days, nurse says

Patients often share same thoughts on life in their final days, nurse saysPeople come to the same conclusion about what matters and what to regretCommentsNewsNeil Shaw Assistant Editor (Money and Lifestyle)06:21, 14 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesMarie Curie nurse Ashleigh Wood launches Superdrug's 'Purchase for Nurses' campaignTerminally ill patients often talk about the same things in their final moments, a Marie Curie nurse has said. The cancer support charity has launched a new campaign...

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First convocation of AIIMS Rajkot | Technology a big boost to medical field, but nothing can replace human empathy: President Murmu

Those present at the ceremony included Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat, Union Minister of State in the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Anupriya Patel and Gujarat Health Minister Praful Pansheriya.