German Neuroscience Center Media Activities

- FEBRUARY 7, 2016
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Second ‘MS Talks’ | The Dubai Forum For Multiple Sclerosis
Dubai | Gulf News: Another edition of ‘MS Talks’, an educational event for patients carergivers, and families living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) will take place on February 6 at The Pantry Café on Al Wasl Road. The awareness initiative was started in 2015 by 28-year-old MS patient Maha Abbas, from Bahrain, who was born and
- FEBRUARY 1, 2016
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COMING SOON: Multiple sclerosis meet up in Dubai
Dubaiweek.ae | 29.01.16 A get together for Multiple Sclerosis patients proved so popular it is back for 2016. The latest edition of education and awareness initiative MS Talk’ will take place in Dubai on Saturday, 6th February. The forum was launched in 2015 by 28-year-old MS sufferer Maha Abbas, who was inspired after a visit to the MS
- DECEMBER 16, 2015
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Brain Injury Warning And The Way Out
DUBAI | The National | Nick Webster | December 1, 2015 |Head injuries left untreated could lead to long-term brain damage, experts said. Doctors in Dubai called for more education so youth-team coaches are able to identify symptoms of concussion. In America, the NFL is facing billion-dollar court proceedings from American football players who believe
- DECEMBER 13, 2015
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Terrifying Disease| Sleep Paralysis | Trapped Within a Nightmare
What happens when you wake UP in the middle of the night, feeling like something is watching you - and you’re unable to move? Prof. Dr. Krieger explains the terrifying phenomenon of Sleep Paralysis. Khaleej Times | Weeknd Magazine | December 11, 2015 | Janice Rodrigues When UAE resident Prithvi Raj woke up in the
- DECEMBER 1, 2015
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Hot Topic | Head Injuries Are Way Worse Than You Think | Dubai Expert Explains why
In a Six Nations rugby game early this year, Waleswinger George North had two head clashes in the match against England but continued playing and was then knocked unconscious while playing for Northampton in a club game. North said of his injuries: "In my day-today life I take an absolute beating and then if I
- NOVEMBER 16, 2015
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100 year old drug may protect eyesight of Multiple Sclerosis patients
Surprising finding: a commonly used anti-epileptic drug seems to protect the eyesight of Multiple Sclerosis patients. The drug was first synthesized by German chemist Heinrich Biltz in 1908 and since 1938 used to prevent seizures. Oldie but Goldie Despite the fact that the drug phenytoin is over a hundred years old a new study showed
- NOVEMBER 11, 2015
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Women’s Health Magazine | Dubai Psychologist Diana Nahas explains the psychology of scent
A great article by Hannah Bass | Women's Health Magazine | Dubai Psychologist Diana Nahas explains the psychology of scent
- OCTOBER 30, 2015
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Multiple Sclerosis Forum Dubai | Maha & GNC in Al Watan
- OCTOBER 30, 2015
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Coping with multiple sclerosis | Maha & GNC in TimeOut Dubai
Time Out Dubai, 27 October 2015, By Benita Adesuyan | Maha Marhoon discovered she had Multiple Sclerosis at 23 At the time when your average twentysomething is pondering careers, relationships and travel, Maha Marhoon was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. The often disabling disease of the central nervous system struck her aged just 23. “Instinctively I
- OCTOBER 27, 2015
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How to be engaged at work? | The National feat. Dr Tanja
The National, Ian Hainey, October 25, 2015 | Employee engagement is a ubiquitous term in today’s world of organisational development and leadership strategy. It generally refers to whether the workforce is committed to the organisation’s goals and values and motivated to contribute to its success, while also enhancing their own sense of well-being. Oracle has