Back to school UAE: Is your child’s lunchbox safe in the heat? From ice packs to hygiene, what matters most
The clock starts ticking the moment perishable food leaves the fridge.
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The clock starts ticking the moment perishable food leaves the fridge.
Dehydration can increase the risk of abnormal heart rhythms, particularly in people who already have cardiovascular disease.
Summer heat and temperatures above 40 degrees forces people to stay indoors,
Dehydration in the UAE summer is usually associated with people working outdoors or spending time in the heat.
For Dr. Syed Naveed Azam, consultant gastroenterologist at RAK Hospital,
Ruba El Hourani, Head of the Preventive Health & Nutrition Department at RAK Hospital,
For Dr. Sundus Khuder, consultant paediatrician at RAK Hospital, the first step
Dr Malgorzata Sinclair, Consultant & Head of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at RAK Hospital