Advanced minimally invasive procedure restores normal blood flow in rare case of Superior Vena Cava Syndrome(SVCS), ending a four-year health struggle for the young Dubai resident.
The majority of SVCS cases around 60–70% are associated with cancers such as lung cancer or lymphoma, while 30–40% result from long-term use of medical devices like central venous catheters or pacemakers, which can damage vessel walls and lead to narrowing.12
A smaller percentage, around 3–5% are linked to genetic clotting disorders. In very rare cases, the condition has no identifiable underlying cause, as seen in Muhammad Bilal’s case.
Muhammad Bilal with Dr. Roshan Rodney S, Specialist Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon at Aster Hospital Mankhool
Swift diagnosis and emergency surgery prevent fatal complications for Indian expatriate
Untreated infections—whether in the ear, sinuses, or teeth—can quietly spread to the brain and become life-threatening.
4 August2025; Ras Al Khaimah, UAE –In a race against time, doctors at RAK Hospital saved the life of a 32-year-old Indian expatriate laborer after discovering a rare, fast-growing brain infection called a brain abscess — a painful, pus-filled swelling in the brain caused by infection that can rapidly worsen if untreated. The patient, who had been suffering from severe headaches, neck pain, and fever for a week, underwent emergency brain surgery that prevented potentially fatal complications.
Daily morning Mall walks encourage community wellbeing through movement and rewards
Dubai, August 4th, 2025 – Silicon Central Mall, part of Line Investments & Property’s portfolio, is launching a month-long indoor walking experience, the Mall Walk Club to promote healthy living and active lifestyles during the summer season. The campaign kicks off on Saturday, August 2ndand runs daily through August 30th, welcoming residents to walk indoors from 7:00am to 9:00am every morning.
Held in partnership with the FITZE app, a fitness engagement platform that rewards users for walking and staying active, the initiative transforms Silicon Central into a climate-controlled fitness arena, where participants can walk for wellness, without breaking a sweat. The Mall Walk Club is part of Silicon Central’s broader commitment to community health, which encourages daily walking across the city’s public and commercial spaces.
Sustainability-driven projects inspired by native Ghaf Woods
August 4th , 2025 : Dubai, UAE: Architecture students from Canadian University Dubai (CUD) have unveiled a series of innovative, sustainability-focused design projects developed in response to the unique environmental and climatic conditions of Dubai. Set within Ghaf Woods, a forest-integrated community that is redefining urban living in the city, each project features a low-rise, multi-use recreation centre that embodies ecological harmony and climate-responsive innovation. The standout designs included a canopy rooted in biomimicry and sustainability, a recharge facility that converts environmental extremes into performance assets, and a pavilion that is embedded harmoniously into the natural landscape.
CUD’s Dean of the School of Architecture and Interior Design, Mr. Massimo Imparato, with students who have created sustainability-focused design projects linked to the unique environmental and climatic conditions of Dubai
Anchored in the university’s core pillars of sustainability and innovation, the CUD architecture students were placed in the heart of the living laboratory of Ghaf Woods to nurture their creative mindset and to promote sustainability literacy. Under the mentorship of faculty lead Christine Yogiaman, the designers explored adaptive architecture focused on passive strategies, such as shading, natural ventilation, and thermal mass, to minimise energy consumption in Dubai’s hot climate. The students combined creative exploration with practical environmental strategies, producing designs that not only minimise ecological impact but also enhance the user experience through harmony with the natural world.
Supporting the transition towards sustainable innovation and growth in the region, CUD has launched an MSc in Design Innovation for Circular Economy, focusing on restorative and regenerative design