Traditionally, dates are dried and eaten raw. But now, the fruit is part of a host of complex recipes, usually desserts. Dates are the new sugar.
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Rhythmic, performance, spin cycling – Frequency, the new Saadiyat based cycling studio, has a class for everyone.
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On the occasion of World MS Day, doctors from the Multiple Sclerosis center at Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, shared how to stay healthy if you have MS.
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Two young doctors want to make mental-health education available to those that they believe need it most – young kids and teens. Kayan Mental Health offers mental health education sessions for students.
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We spend a third of our lives sleeping, but most of us know little about sleep -- beyond the fact that we should get eight or nine hours of it. Matthew Walker has one goal with his book, Why We Sleep. He wants readers to doze off.
This Ramadan, iftaar goes digital. Muslims are trading in the blue light of the mosque for the blue glow of their computer screens.