Common misconceptions about HIV increase discrimination [Archives:2008/1180/Health]
Alia IshaqWhile Yemen is considered one of the countries with the world's lowest number of…
August 11 2008
Health & Environment
Sana’a sewage plant attempts to treat double its capacity every day [Archives:2008/1178/Health]
Mahmoud AssamieeThe Sana'a City Water and Sewage Treatment Plant has been treating water for agricultural…
August 4 2008
Youth struggle to find sporting venues in Yemen [Archives:2008/1178/Health]
Khaled Al-HilalyYemeni children often end up in their neighborhood's streets to practice sports. Other youth…
August 4 2008
Yemen strives to stop firearms proliferation [Archives:2008/1176/Health]
Mohammed Al-Asaadi with Ghamdan Al-Yusufi The Media LineUntil recently guns in Yemen were almost as…
July 28 2008
HIV patients: rejected by both family and healthcare providers [Archives:2008/1176/Health]
Khaled Al-HilalyAn HIV-positive refugee from the Horn of Africa languished for three days outside the…
July 28 2008
Hijama, or cupping, clinics in Sana’a often are unclean and unlicensed [Archives:2008/1174/Health]
By: Moneer Al-HomaidiFor The Yemen TimesThe ancient acupuncture healing technique known as hijama in Arabic…
July 21 2008
Despite USAID renovation, Amran medical centers still await doctors, equipment [Archives:2008/1174/Health]
By: Jamal [email protected] centers in Amran governorate's Habour Dhulaima and Swair districts still suffer lack…
July 21 2008
Parents of cerebral palsy patients fight planned suspension of treatment [Archives:2008/1172/Health]
Almigdad [email protected] of families with children suffering from cerebral palsy held a sit-in and filed…
July 14 2008
Shabeezah, a traditional source of nutrition for infants [Archives:2008/1172/Health]
Almigdad MojalliDespite the numerous kinds of baby food that fill store aisles and that are…
July 14 2008