Eczema or ‘atopic dermatitis’ is a very common chronic inflammatory skin disease, that occurs in early childhood, sometimes as early as around 2-6 months from birth. You can tell when you’ve got it by identifying red, itchy, inflamed, and sometimes blistering patches of skin.

Given the largest rainfall that the UAE witnessed in 75 years on 16th April, 2024, it wasn’t just the alarming damage to life and property, it was the aftermath of the illnesses that came with it, from flu and diarrhea to allergic conjunctivitis!

We spend nearly one third of our lives in sleep. Apart from food and water, it provides the fuel for better physical and mental well-being.

If you hear your child sneezing with more ‘atchoos’ then what is normal, it’s time you paid attention to the smaller details triggering those sneezes and coughs, the most common among them being the seasonal flu caused by poor hand hygiene!

“Doctor, my baby isn’t eating well?!” “Doc, my child is having abdominal pain, on and off!” “My child is gripping her stomach in agony and is constantly irritated!” These are just some of the most common concerns we hear from parents who visit our top paediatricians at HealthHub Clinics while narrating symptoms affecting their young ones.

One of the most rewarding benefits of fasting during the Holy Month is how it can help detox your body for good while improving your health, boosting weight loss, and cleansing your overall body functions.

Ramadan is a time when your child’s regular lifestyle undergoes a major change, including meal times, sleep patterns and of course, the diet! But the issue of obesity in the UAE goes beyind the fasting season…

It’s never easy trying to get children to follow a healthy diet, especially when it’s during the fasting period.

Right now it may feel like your head is bursting uncontrollably, and there seems to be nothing you can do.

One of the biggest challenges during Ramadan is maintaining healthy sleeping patterns, given the challenging fasting hours.