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News.com.au
10-07-2025
- News.com.au
Teenager charged after 16-year-old boy allegedly stabbed at house party in Chifley, NSW
A teenager has been charged after a 16-year-old was allegedly stabbed a house party in Sydney's eastern suburbs. Police allege an 18-year-old man and a 16-year-old boy were at the front of the house on Carnegie Court, Chifley on July 5 when they were approached by a group of 10 people. Two of the group were allegedly armed with machetes. Witnesses recounted members of the group wearing ski masks. The 16-year-old boy was allegedly assaulted and stabbed before the group fled the scene and ran down a nearby alley. The teenager was treated by paramedics for lacerations before being transported to hospital in a stable condition. The 18-year-old man was not injured. On Thursday, police arrested a 16-year-old boy in relation to the incident. He has been charged with reckless wounding – in company, attempt stalk/intimidate intend fear of harm (personal), participate criminal group contribute criminal activity, supply prohibited drug less than equal to small quantity and possess or use a prohibited weapon without permit. The teenager was refused bail and expected to face a children's court on Friday. Ayman, a privately hired security guard told The Daily Telegraph the aftermath of the alleged stabbing was 'chaotic' and 'very loud' with a 'lot of swearing'.
Web Release
04-07-2025
- Health
- Web Release
'A New Chapter in Wellness: Acure Clinics Opens Doors in Mtayleb'
Acure Clinics, a pioneer in holistic wellness and non-invasive therapies, is proud to announce the grand opening of its third branch in Mtayleb on July 2, 2025. Following the success of its locations in Koura and Achrafieh, this expansion marks a new milestone in the clinic's mission to make expert pain management, Chinese medicine, and aesthetic care more accessible. The opening event will bring together influencers, public figures, and VIP guests, offering them a first look at the state-of-the-art facility designed to provide advanced treatments in a serene and welcoming space. The event also marks the beginning of a series of new health and beauty-focused experiences and collaborations Acure is preparing to roll out. Founded in 2006 by Dr. Ayman and Dr. Sybelle Khoury, Acure Clinics has become a trusted name in Lebanon for personalized wellness. The clinic specializes in pain management, Chinese medicine, athletic recovery, and non-invasive aesthetic therapies, combining natural, holistic approaches with the latest medically approved technologies, in addition to facial natural treatments. Every treatment plan at Acure is crafted with care. 'At Acure Clinics, we're redefining wellness by combining non-invasive beauty and pain management under one roof,' said co-founder Dr. Sybelle Khoury. 'This new branch is more than just a clinic, it's a space where science, care, and natural confidence come together to support every client's journey toward feeling and looking their best.' Acure has proudly sponsored prestigious events such as Miss Europe 2025 and Miss Tourism 2024, reinforcing its commitment to beauty, confidence, and empowerment on a global stage.
Syyaha
02-07-2025
- Health
- Syyaha
Dubai hosts the 6th edition of the Middle East, Africa and Russia Hematology Summit MASH
The Hematology Medical Conference, sponsored by AbbVie, the global research and development company in the field of biopharmaceuticals, kicked off for the sixth consecutive year at the Intercontinental Festival City, Dubai, UAE. This summit represents a major regional collaboration for medical affairs in the field of hematology, with a robust history of collaboration in five previous successful versions. The summit featured a group of elite national and international experts and more than 25 speakers from across the Middle East, Africa, and Russia, as well as international speakers, including a hematologist from Canada and an AI expert from healthcare practitioners from the United States. This year's Hematology Summit, in its sixth version, focused more on clinical experience, devoting a full day of its program to workshops for hematologists and clinical pharmacists to share their experiences in managing challenging cases. Additionally, specialized workshops on AI role in healthcare and precision medicine, particularly in hematological diseases, were led by an international expert in artificial intelligence. Dr. Ayman Al-Hijazi, Consultant Hematologist, King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, commended the holding of the 6th Hematology Summit and the attendance of that elite group of consultants and hematology experts. The conference showcased the latest diagnostic methods and various advanced treatments in hematology oncology, including AML, CLL, lymphoma, and others. Dr. Ayman also praised the valuable lectures included in the conference, which showcased advancements in the treatment of recurrent or refractory multiple myeloma, as well as revolutionary advances in cancer research and the transformative use of artificial intelligence in diagnosis and personalized treatment strategies. Dr. Abdulwahab Al-Babtain, Consultant Hematologist and Cellular Therapist at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center in Riyadh, welcomed everyone who participated in the success of this summit. He added that the summit addressed new developments in the treatment of benign and malignant blood diseases and tumors. The conference also featured extensive scientific and medical content, including scientific papers presented and workshops, including workshops on lymphoma and leukemia, management of complications resulting from blood cancers, treatment sequencing for chronic lymphocytic leukemia, and the importance of detecting genetic mutations in acute myeloid leukemia. Dr. Abdulwahab explained that there has been significant development in medications for treating blood diseases, which will significantly contribute to controlling the disease and alleviating patients' suffering. This is based on the latest clinical studies and how to choose the appropriate treatment for each individual case, in accordance with the latest scientific recommendations in this field. Dr. Ashraf Daoud, General Manager of AbbVie Saudi Arabia, emphasized that such scientific summits align with AbbVie's mission and its focus on medical education, training, scientific research, and providing distinguished medical care, in line with the Kingdom's Vision 2030. This was evident in this version of the conference, which showcased the role of AI in accurate disease diagnosis, discussed new treatments for unmet clinical needs, and highlighted the importance of early detection and optimal management of the disease, with the goal of improving patients' lives.
Observer
23-06-2025
- Health
- Observer
How a new Muscat zoo-like exhibition is helping children grow more confident and calm
'I've never seen my son this calm and focused,' said Amal Hashami, a mum of three, as she watched her five-year-old gently feed a rabbit. 'He usually gets anxious in new places, but here, he's really at ease.' That moment captures exactly why so many parents are heading to Fins & Tails, a new animal exhibition in Muscat that's quickly getting noticed—not just for the animals, but for what it's doing for children's mental health. How a new Muscat zoo-like exhibition is helping children grow more confident and calm Fins & Tails is a special kind of place. It's a well-thought-out space created by brothers Ayman and Mousa Awlad Ahmed. It's full of animals – some common pets, others a bit more exotic like snakes, iguanas, raccoons, and colourful parrots. Kids get to get up close and personal with them under the watchful eyes of experienced staff. But what really sets it apart is the real impact on children's emotional and psychological well-being. How a new Muscat zoo-like exhibition is helping children grow more confident and calm Ayman Awlad Ahmed explains, 'We've always believed animals can bring out something good in children. When a kid touches or feeds them, you see their expression change—they become curious, happy, and surprisingly peaceful. Parents often tell us, 'My child is usually restless, but here, they were patient and focused', and that's what matters.' There's plenty of science to back this up. Renowned research shows that interacting with animals can lower stress levels, boost mood, and even help children with behavioural challenges. How a new Muscat zoo-like exhibition is helping children grow more confident and calm The American Psychological Association has highlighted how contact with animals can improve emotional regulation. Children who care for pets tend to feel less anxious and lonely, and studies from universities in the UK and the US have repeatedly demonstrated how animals help children develop empathy and social skills. Many parents have been surprised by the change they see in their kids. 'My daughter struggles with confidence at school,' said Ali Alsaidi, whose seven-year-old had never held a snake before. After the visit, she kept saying she felt brave. 'It was a real confidence boost for her,' he added. How a new Muscat zoo-like exhibition is helping children grow more confident and calm The experience isn't just for kids. Adults are also daring to get involved—sometimes for the first time. Maryam Issa told us she never thought she'd touch a scorpion or snake, but she did it with the supervision of the expert team. 'It gave me confidence, taught me self-control, and helped me manage my emotions better,' she said. What's impressive about Fins & Tails is how well it combines fun, safety, and education. Many parents mentioned they wish the place could be available in more regions. They see it as more than a visit—they see it as a way to teach chldren empathy, responsibility, and resilience. How a new Muscat zoo-like exhibition is helping children grow more confident and calm In today's fast-paced, screen-heavy world, places like Fins & Tails offer a welcome break. It's a chance to disconnect from technology and reconnect with nature—and yourself. For children, a simple moment spent with a rabbit or a colourful bird may be the start of a lifelong appreciation for animals, and even lead to a calmer, more confident attitude. Science and studies support what many parents are witnessing. The CDC in the United States reports that children who interact with animals frequently experience lower levels of anxiety and stress. How a new Muscat zoo-like exhibition is helping children grow more confident and calm Experts say that the act of caring and touching animals stimulates a part of the brain linked to emotional regulation and social bonding. It's not just about fun—these moments can be truly healing. esearch from the University of Cambridge even suggests that children who grow up around animals tend to develop better social skills and feelings of empathy. Animals act as non-judgemental companions, teaching kids patience, kindness, and responsibility — qualities that help in school and in social situations. How a new Muscat zoo-like exhibition is helping children grow more confident and calm And for many children, those moments might be the first step in developing a lifelong love of nature, fostering their confidence, and helping them manage their emotions better. It's about more than just petting animals; it's about building connections, nurturing empathy, and creating memories that can shape their emotional wellbeing for years to come. How a new Muscat zoo-like exhibition is helping children grow more confident and calm Ultimately, places like Fins & Tails prove that sometimes, the simplest interactions—feeding a rabbit or holding a colourful bird—can have a powerful impact. They remind us all that caring for animals isn't just enjoyable; it's a gateway to personal growth and happiness for children. As science supports, these experiences are valuable tools in helping children become more resilient, compassionate, and peaceful individuals. How a new Muscat zoo-like exhibition is helping children grow more confident and calm With parents openly sharing their children's positive changes, more kids are getting the chance to experience the calming, confidence-boosting effects of close contact with animals. As the interest continues to grow, hopefully, similar centres will spring up in other regions, spreading the good that come from caring, touching, and respecting the animals around us. Because at the end of the day, those simple moments of connection can make a big difference.
Economist
12-06-2025
- Economist
Conspiracy, cock-up or solution? The Gaza aid foundation
When hunger gnaws, any offer of food comes as a relief. And so just before dawn on June 1st Ayman, a former taxi-driver from northern Gaza displaced seven times since the start of the war, left his tent on the beach. He and his brother walked 5km through the rubble to the edge of the remains of Gaza's southern city, Rafah, and what they had been told was a new American food distribution centre there. They filed through a wire-mesh corridor towards a line of armed private-security contractors, some American, some speaking Arabic, who guarded piles of cardboard boxes filled with food. But the hungry Palestinians far outnumbered the boxes, Ayman says, and chaos erupted. Shots were fired; subsequent reports suggest some 30 people were killed. He and his brother have avoided the hubs ever since.
