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Afternoons with Helen Farmer
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Burnout in uncertain times at work
We discuss how to recognise burnout before your body and mind force you to stop. Job seekers need to stop thinking like employees and start thinking like business developers selling their own skills, says executive search recruiter Hamza Zaouali, discussing more ways for people to land their dream…
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Delaying the onset of Type 1 diabetes
A new immunotherapy drug doesn't cure type 1 diabetes, but for people identified in the very earliest stage of the disease, it can delay the need for insulin by an average of almost three years. Does overpraising kids create more harm than good? How's your netiquette? Yes, internet etiquette. An…
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Keeping your kids active, screen-free
Children have around 620 hours of free time over the summer so how will you keep them busy and still learning during the holidays? Find out here. Why do performing arts doesn't always translate to social confidence? What can you do about it? And we also have the check list for you when it comes …
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Not your usual French-style bakery
We've got your weekend covered with everything delicious— from freshly baked bread, pizza, coffee, and chocolates to comforting ramen, mushrooms, and edible flowers.
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Life after raising kids
When children leave home, what happens to the parents? We discuss the challenges of empty nesting, what parents can do to adapt to this new chapter and find purpose beyond parenting.
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Fixing women's health gap
Studies have shown women are more likely to experience delayed diagnoses, dismissed symptoms and gaps in care. Today we're asking why that happened, what it means for women in the UAE, and how we start closing those gaps. It might not be just dry skin... find out when it's already chronic dermatit…
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Can sleeping in separate beds save a marriage?
Sharing a bed has long been a symbol of a healthy relationship, but why do more and more couples choose to sleep apart? Limiting technology use in the classroom is what we discussed with Paul Gardner from Ambassador International Academy Mankool. How can hearing loss be linked to dementia? We ask…
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Is it a bad time to look for a job during summer?
Summer can be a strange time in recruitment, with some companies slowing down while others use the quieter months to hire strategically. We look at what's really happening in the jobs market, where the opportunities are, and how to make sure you're not wasting the next few months. The UAE is set…
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Jason Atherton on fatherhood, food and the future
Chef Jason Atherton talks about how fatherhood has influenced his kitchens, and what the future holds for his restaurant empire. Lifestyle journalist Rob Chilton tells us where to take dad for Father's Day. How does a recipe get developed? The team at EAT X takes us through the journey. Mina Li…
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How two sisters found clarity and support in palliative care
Fouzia and Kashaf want their father to live with dignity and less suffering following a devastating life-limiting diagnosis, and found it through Dr. Paul Coulter, who heads up the palliative care service at NMC Healthcare in Dubai.
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