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Rachel McArthur

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Egypt, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom
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Covers:  Healthcare / Medicine, Science / Technology, Business, Startups & Entrepreneurship, Lifestyle / Travel / Hospitality / Food, Islamic Economy / Finance, Government
▫️Chief Editorial (Healthcare & Life Sciences), Digital Ink Media ▫️Host & Producer, HIMSS TV (MENA) ▫️Specialist newsrooms for brands and media
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Dubai prepares for AI-driven healthcare

Dubai prepares for AI-driven healthcare

Healthcare IT News — The Dubai Health Authority's Dr. Mohammad Al Redha says Dubai is building a foundation for AI tools to advance care delivery by making some clinical decisions, freeing clinicians' time for more complex cases.
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UAE Integrative Medicine Council holds inaugural meeting to define national framework

UAE Integrative Medicine Council holds inaugural meeting to define national framework

Digital Ink Media — What the new Council aims to do, and how it plans to integrate traditional and complementary medicine into the UAE health system.
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Artificial intelligence and Dubai named key leaders in global FDI growth

Artificial intelligence and Dubai named key leaders in global FDI growth

Zawya — The US alone currently invests an estimated $30bln in AI per month, data presented at the World FZO's 10th Annual World Congress showed.
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Landmark Abu Dhabi gathering aims to bring better health for all in the UAE

Landmark Abu Dhabi gathering aims to bring better health for all in the UAE

Zawya — The regulative body of the healthcare sector in Abu Dhabi is launching a pivotal event to enhance healthcare in the United Arab Emirates and the rest of the world.
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Managing Editor for PrecisionMed International magazine (MENA Edition)

Managing Editor for PrecisionMed International magazine (MENA Edition)

PrecisionMed International magazine (MENA Edition) is the ultimate guide for healthcare professionals passionate about advancing precision medicine and shaping the future of healthcare in the Middle East and North Africa. Key topics include: • Genomics • Proteomics • Pharmacogenomics • Biopharmaceutical therapeutics • Epigenetics • Epigenomics • Metabolomics • Immunotherapy • Digital Health & Health Informatics • Microbiomics • Radiomics • Patient-generated Health Data (PGHD) • Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning • Environmental and Lifestyle • Health Economics & Outcomes Research (HEOR)
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Healthcare IT News | The four types of COVID-19 vaccine - a snapshot

Healthcare IT News | The four types of COVID-19 vaccine - a snapshot

Healthcare IT News — There are four main types of vaccines currently approved, in approval or being considered in the MENA region in its fight against COVID-19. We bring you a summary of just what they are, how they differ, along with the advantages and disadvantages of each type.
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Managing Editor for PrecisionMed International magazine (MENA Edition)

Managing Editor for PrecisionMed International magazine (MENA Edition)

PrecisionMed International Magazine — PrecisionMed International Magazine explores the latest in personalised and precision medicine, as well as value-based healthcare, and how key stakeholders are redefining healthcare in the GCC and wider Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
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How Sidra Medicine is pushing the boundaries of paedriatic medicine and genomics

How Sidra Medicine is pushing the boundaries of paedriatic medicine and genomics

PrecisionMed International Magazine — Dr. Khalid Fakhro is on a mission to give children in Qatar and beyond access to groundbreaking treatments, as well as place Arab populations on the map of global research.
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Key healthcare conferences and events in the UAE for H1 2026

Key healthcare conferences and events in the UAE for H1 2026

Digital Ink Media — A curated look at the events shaping healthcare, life sciences, and innovation conversations in the first half of the year.
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T Emirates: The New York Times Style Magazine | Kanye West

T Emirates: The New York Times Style Magazine | Kanye West

The New York Times — May-June 2015: Kanye West
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The Washington Post | A local's guide to Dubai

The Washington Post | A local's guide to Dubai

The Washington Post — Dubai, like the Middle East writ large, is a stretch of Earth that's often misunderstood. Lots of people tend to think that the largest city in the United Arab Emirates is either an ultraconservative place where women must cover up from head to toe, or that it's all shiny skyscrapers and no personality.
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Arab News | Burj Al-Arab’s SAL: Come for the views, stay for the food at this Dubai hotspot

Arab News | Burj Al-Arab’s SAL: Come for the views, stay for the food at this Dubai hotspot

Arab News — To reduce SAL to a social media “hotspot of the moment” would be doing it a disservice – because judging by our own experience, there’s so much more to it than a backdrop for Insta-models.
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Entrepreneur ME | 10 (Little) Things That Can Make A Huge Difference To Your Pitch Deck

Entrepreneur ME | 10 (Little) Things That Can Make A Huge Difference To Your Pitch Deck

Entrepreneur Magazine — Love it or loathe it, presenting in front of an audience is a part and parcel of entrepreneurship.
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Cityscape Intelligence | Is technology crucial to UAE real estate's road to recovery?

Cityscape Intelligence | Is technology crucial to UAE real estate's road to recovery?

Cityscape Intelligence — At the onset of the pandemic, some industries in the UAE were arguably much quicker to adapt to the resulting changing circumstances than others. Technology played a huge role in helping businesses move forward; but some sectors were being better prepared than others.
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What the UAE's retail industry needs to thrive in 2021 onwards

What the UAE's retail industry needs to thrive in 2021 onwards

Cityscape Intelligence — Prior to the 2020 pandemic, the region's retail sector was arguably already losing its lustre among investors. Overall, the industry had been facing a multitude of known significant challenges - ones that only grew and exacerbated as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Max Verstappen: "I'm Always Happy To Be In Abu Dhabi"

Max Verstappen: "I'm Always Happy To Be In Abu Dhabi"

Red Bull MEA — Admitting that there's "nothing to lose", the Belgian-Dutch Red Bull Racing star is planning to give it his all this weekend at the final race of the 2020 Formula One season. Written by Rachel McArthur, Red Bull MEA
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The untapped opportunity of esports in MENA

The untapped opportunity of esports in MENA

wamda.com — Think of a current successful athlete from the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region. Chances are you'll come up with a footballer, like Mohamed Salah or Riyad Mahrez. But beyond mainstream sports, there is one discipline that is slowly creating some of the Arab world's most promising athletes - athletes that the majority of the MENA population has never even heard of.
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Helium Health closes $10m Series A, led by Dubai venture capital fund

Helium Health closes $10m Series A, led by Dubai venture capital fund

MobiHealthNews — The Nigerian startup offers a comprehensive suite of technology solutions, including electronic medical records and telemedicine, as well as administration and financial management.
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Coronavirus in UAE: Preparing for salary cuts, unpaid leave, unfair dismissal

Coronavirus in UAE: Preparing for salary cuts, unpaid leave, unfair dismissal

Zawya — Breaking down the new labour resolution and what it means for residents working in the United Arab Emirates.
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Saudi creatives prosper online during lockdown

Saudi creatives prosper online during lockdown

Arab News — Over the past few years, e-commerce outlets for art and design products by Saudi talent have been slowly finding their feet. During the COVID-19 pandemic, however, they have suddenly found themselves more popular than ever. With less mall shopping and fewer international deliveries for mainstream brands, shoppers cooped up at home are turning to homegrown ventures and, in turn, highlighting emerging talent in the Kingdom.
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Free telehealth services launched in the UAE

Free telehealth services launched in the UAE

Healthcare IT News — Two of the most prominent players in the UAE's private healthcare arena have introduced telehealth services this week, in a bid to ease strain on the country's hospitals and clinics, as well as encourage the public to stay home during the current coronavirus pandemic.
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Coronavirus in UAE: Know your current rights as an employee

Coronavirus in UAE: Know your current rights as an employee

Zawya — To clarify the legal rights of employees at this time, Zawya spoke to Michael Kortbawi, Partner at BSA Ahmad Bin Hezeem & Associates, who acknowledged that it is a difficult situation for both employers and employees.
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Portable hospital grade steriliser launched in UAE

Portable hospital grade steriliser launched in UAE

MobiHealthNews — The recently unveiled, liquid-free UVLicht Sterilizer is the first brand of its kind to be founded in the Emirates. Currently self-funded by its founder, the company is reportedly in the process of scoping investors.
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Riyadh-born designer Deema Ajlani embraces minimalism amid pandemic

Riyadh-born designer Deema Ajlani embraces minimalism amid pandemic

Arab News — Rewind to late 2019, when Deema Ajlani was masterminding her latest modest collections for Ramadan, Eid and this summer in her studio. Little did anyone know what was in store for this year. But exploring her current edits, it is clear that the fashion designer's love for minimalism has paid off at a time when everyone is staying at home amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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