A Chinese study found that listening to cheerful music reduces travel sickness symptoms by 57.3%, with calm music reducing symptoms by 56.7%. The study involved 30 participants and was conducted at Southwest University in China.

Spanish researchers have developed a new fruit called "Bombaits" that combines the outer taste of grapes with the inner benefits of red berries, containing powerful antioxidants like anthocyanins and resveratrol.

Brian Smith developed a temperature-responsive gel containing lidocaine and adrenaline that protects hair follicles from chemotherapy-induced hair loss by temporarily reducing blood flow to the scalp and limiting drug access.

X-rays of a woman suffering severe knee pain revealed hundreds of golden threads in her joints, inserted as part of acupuncture treatments. Doctors warn that leaving these threads in the tissues can cause complications such as cyst formation and migration, potentially damaging surrounding tissues.

A man in Winnipeg filed a lawsuit against a grocer and his employees after they allegedly assaulted him during an attempted car theft last year, causing him serious and permanent injuries including a concussion and skull fractures.

Excessive sweating at rest may indicate ischemic heart disease, a less common but important symptom. Immediate consultation with a doctor is advised if heavy unexplained sweating occurs with symptoms like chest pain or shortness of breath.

"Sahab Al-Khair," launched by the Sharjah Charity Association in cooperation with Air Arabia since 2006, has collected 10.2 million AED in traveler donations, converting them into humanitarian and developmental projects in over 25 countries covering health, education, water, and seasonal relief.

Abu Suhail, a 75-year-old Palestinian man, suffers from kidney and pancreatic cancer and urgently needs surgery costing 39,000 AED. His poor financial situation prevents him from affording the treatment.

A study found that the drug "Clopidogrel" (Plavix) is superior to aspirin in preventing heart attacks and strokes in coronary artery disease patients, reducing risks by 14% over 5.5 years of follow-up.

A woman accompanying her friend during surgery deceived her by claiming the hospital required 24,000 dirhams in fees, then embezzled the money transferred by the patient's brother. The court ordered repayment of 37,750 dirhams after confirming the fraud.