Tiffany Tate collapsed next to a hospital closed to ambulances. This little-known "ambulance diversion" policy has been shown to endanger patients.

A new study looking at the implications of increased shipping activity and the impact on Antarctic marine biodiversity. The research is an important step in the quest to understand whether invasive species, introduced by shipping, will find the Antarctic marine environment more hospitable as Antarctica's climate changes.

Twenty-seven years after a ghastly car crash that almost killed her and left her in a coma, an Emirati woman has woken up, Business Insider reported Wednesday. Munira Abdulla, then 32, was returning from her son Omar's school when the car hit a school bus in the city of Al-Ain, according to The National, a newspaper based in the United Arab Emirates. At the moment of impact, Abdulla moved to shield her son from the impact, Business Insider reported. According to The National, Abdulla can speak and interact normally once again. After waiting several hours while critically injured on the roadside, the report said, she was taken to hospital. Omar said he remembers doctors saying she would never...

Police say the incident appears to be intentional, and all eight victims were taken to the hospital.

Dubai-based hospitality and travel group company First & Foremost Travel Connection is launching a dynamic business-to-business hotel booking system at Arabian Travel Market.

A MOTHER awoke from a 27-year coma when she heard her son arguing in her hospital room.

Tiffany Tate collapsed next to a hospital closed to ambulances. This little-known "ambulance diversion" policy has been shown to endanger patients.

Two new moms had the same insurance from the same employer and gave birth at the same hospital. But a hidden cost made a $1,600 difference.

• Nearly 90,000 customers left without power
• At least 25 taken to hospitals in east Texas
• 55 homes destroyed in town of Franklin

Powerful storms swept across the southern US on Sunday, after unleashing suspected tornadoes and flooding that killed at least six people, including three children, injured dozens and flattened much of a Texas town.
Nearly 90,000 customers in Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Georgia as of midday Sunday.