By Samia Alduaij In the last 19 months, the world’s attention has been rightly focused on Gaza, however, the slow suffocation of the West Bank is becoming an insidious form of environmental warfare — waged not only through bullets and bulldozers...
In a changing global economy, skyrocketing medical costs have become a growing concern for many patients and their families. Medical treatments — especially for chronic diseases such as cancer and heart disease — have become an unbearable financ...
Samia Alduaij The past 19 months have unfolded as one of the most brutal acts of environmental and human destruction in modern history, and nowhere is this more apparent than in Gaza. The sheer scale of devastation in this besieged enclave transcend...
By nature, human beings are considered social creatures. Yet, in reality, we tend to be more “team-oriented” than truly social. From the moment we enter the world, society begins to shape us—not to engage openly with diverse ideas, but to pick...
Cancer remains one of the most pressing health and social challenges confronting modern societies, with colorectal cancer emerging as a significant concern in Kuwait. According to recent health statistics, colon cancer ranks as the most common type ...
By Dr Nermin Yousef Al-Houti These are not mere words, but a commitment to documenting the proud legacy of Kuwait — the “Bride of the Gulf.” Writing history is not merely the act of narration; it is the preservation of achievements and milesto...
In the medical profession, retirement can take several forms. A physician may step back from clinical practice to take on an administrative role, retire entirely from public service without continuing in the private sector, or — most concerning �...