Doha-Qatar. — As cancer therapies improve and increasingly achieve cures or recurring periods of remission, preventing and managing damage to organs from cancer treatment has become a top concern. That includes injury to the heart, says Joerg Herrmann, M.D., a cardiologist and the founder and director of the Cardio-Oncology Clinic at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. As physicians and researchers work to prevent, diagnose and treat heart damage from cancer therapies, they also have learned about connections between cancer and the heart that go beyond the cardiac effects of cancer treatments. Dr. Herrmann shares three things to know: Th
WF-1000XM6 delivers many updates vs. previous model, and new Sand Pink colourway added to popular WH-1000XM6 headphone range (Doha, Qatar, March 30, 2026) – Sony, represented in Qatar by Modern Home, announces the introduction of the next generation of its critically acclaimed 1000X series with the WF-1000XM6 truly wireless noise cancelling earbuds in Qatar. Building on the legecy of the 1000X series, the WF-1000XM6 achieves outstanding sound quality with the best noise cancelling precision, enhanced call quality and connectivity compared to the WF-1000XM5 predecessor model, as well as an ergonomic design which has been optimised for a
Doha, Qatar, 29 March 2026: King’s College Doha welcomed students back to campus on Sunday, 29th March, marking a positive return to in-person learning and a renewed focus on safety, wellbeing and stability for families across the community. The return was carefully planned, with structured routines and enhanced pastoral support designed to help students settle back into school life with confidence. The first day back was dedicated to reintegration, creating a calm and well-organised start to the term. From start-of-day check-ins and extended tutor time to dedicated wellbeing sessions and flexible transition support for younger year gr
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Doha, Qatar, 29 March 2026: King’s College Doha welcomed students back to campus on Sunday, 29th March, marking a positive return to in-person learning and a renewed focus on safety, wellbeing and stability for families across the community. The return was carefully planned, with structured routines and enhanced pastoral support designed to help students settle back into school life with confidence. The first day back was dedicated to reintegration, creating a calm and well-organised start to the term. From start-of-day check-ins and extended tutor time to dedicated wellbeing sessions and flexible transition support for younger year gr
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Doha, Qatar, 29 March 2026: King’s College Doha welcomed students back to campus on Sunday, 29th March, marking a positive return to in-person learning and a renewed focus on safety, wellbeing and stability for families across the community. The return was carefully planned, with structured routines and enhanced pastoral support designed to help students settle back into school life with confidence. The first day back was dedicated to reintegration, creating a calm and well-organised start to the term. From start-of-day check-ins and extended tutor time to dedicated wellbeing sessions and flexible transition support for younger year gr