Meningitis is inflammation of the brain and spinal cord tissues that makes children more vulnerable due to their weaker immune systems and social behaviors. Symptoms vary and include fever, stiff neck, and lethargy.

Vitamin K is essential for blood clotting and bone health, but excessive levels can cause serious issues like blood clots and liver and kidney strain. Supplements should be taken only under medical supervision to avoid risks.

The Ministry of Health and Population highlights the importance of the flu vaccine to prevent seasonal flu complications and urges everyone aged 6 months and older, especially high-risk groups, to get vaccinated.

Pancreatic cancer is the fifth leading cause of cancer deaths and may first present as a blood clot in the legs. Four main signs of deep vein thrombosis include pain, swelling, redness, and warmth in the affected limb.

Dry eye is a common condition causing inflammation and fibrosis of the eye surface due to insufficient tear moisture. The Saudi Ministry of Health warns against exposure to wind, dust, and prolonged screen time. Women and elderly are more vulnerable. WHO estimates 15% global prevalence and 50% among contact lens users.

Dry eye is a common condition causing inflammation and pain due to insufficient tear lubrication. It affects elderly, women, contact lens users, and those with chronic diseases. Treatment includes moisturizing drops and protecting eyes from irritants and wind.

Experts from the University of Illinois warn that smoking causes permanent damage to eye tissues and negatively affects oxygen flow to the retina and optic nerve. Electronic cigarettes may also cause dry eyes and inflammation.

Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan honored the winners of the Health Awards 2025 at a ceremony held at the Grand Hyatt Dubai, recognizing 78 healthcare professionals across 60 competitive categories in the presence of 700 healthcare talents.

Abu Dhabi has 143 facilities providing mental health services, including 13 specialized centers staffed by over 640 experts. The Department of Health - Abu Dhabi emphasizes mental health as a core part of public health and launches a community event to raise awareness.

A Chinese study found that replacing sugary drinks with low-sugar or artificially sweetened beverages does not reduce the risk of fatty liver disease. The study followed over 123,000 volunteers in the UK for 10.3 years and found a link between consumption of these drinks and increased fatty liver risk.