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High on ease, low on nutrition: instant-noodle diet harms Asian kids

  • In the Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia, an average of 40 percent of children aged five and below are malnourished
  • Indonesia is the world’s second-biggest consumer of instant noodles, behind China
By AFP ·

New Saudi rules on hookah leave businesses, consumers confused

By Fatima Muhammad ·

Get the scoop on President Putin’s delicious lunch menu in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·

Baby talk: What is a birth plan and how to create yours

By Baby Arabia ·

Where We Are Going Today: SURA

By DEEMA AL-KHUDAIR ·

Singapore to ban sugary drink ads in fight against diabetes

By Reuters ·

How to cope with pregnancy nausea and morning sickness

By Baby Arabia ·

Dubai-based chef ranked on Best Chefs in the World list

By Arab News ·

Are you suffering from back-pain during pregnancy? Here are top tips to help you out

By Baby Arabia ·
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Fasahet Sumaya: Homemade food in Downtown Cairo

By LAILA MOHAMED ·

Why Saudi Arabia and Middle East must plan for Alzheimer's care challenge

By Jennifer Bell ·

Where We Are Going Today: Hwa-Ro

By AMEERA ABID ·

Startup of the Week: Protein Laboratory: Making healthy eating fun and easy

By Nada Hameed ·

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