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Afternoons with Helen Farmer
Monday, 18 March 2024 - 1 hour 5 minutes
18 March 2024: It seems like everyone in Dubai is feeling a bit ill at the moment, so Dr. Shefali Verma provides valuable insights on what individuals can do to protect themselves. Pashmi Khare delves into the dynamics of parental involvement, exploring the balance between fostering independence and fostering dependence in children. Tom Poulson, Sales Director at Haus & Haus, addresses recent changes concerning the RERA rental price index. Isidora Casas del Valle Pacheco, an Air and Space Lawyer, tells us all about her career. Ruth O'Dwyer uncovers the truths and misconceptions surrounding egg freezing for women's fertility, drawing attention to the complexities and realities of the process.
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