Amy Mathieson

Dubai

Freelance Writer and Editor at Freelance

Journalist, writer, editor. Former managing editor at Time Out GCC. Former news editor at @horseandhound.

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10 detoxifying spa treatments to perk you up

2 months ago | timeoutdubai.com | Amy Mathieson

Been burning the candle at both ends recently? It’s time to refresh and renew. If you’re feeling like you need a little lift, here is our pick of the best detoxifying spa treatments in Dubai to try now. From massages to facials, these will leave you feeling super fresh and ready for anything. Get ready to feel lighter all round with this almond detoxifying treatment. Using lymphatic drainage massage techniques, this treatment boosts circulation and promotes elimination of toxins and excess water.
Evaluating the implementation of inclisiran in primary care: process evaluation interim findings from interviews with key stakeholders

2 months ago | bmjopen.bmj.com | Paul Wilson |Rebecca Elvey |Amy Mathieson |Peter Bower

AbstractObjectives VICTORION-Spirit was a hybrid study designed to assess the feasibility of implementing inclisiran, a novel cholesterol-lowering treatment and behavioural support within primary care centres in England. This process evaluation aimed to evaluate the implementation of inclisiran for patients with elevated low-density lipoprotein cholesterol and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) or ASCVD-risk equivalents (n=900), from the perspectives of key stakeholders.
12 Yummy Vegan And Gluten-Free Brands To Try Now

Nov 1, 2024 | theethicalist.com | Amy Mathieson

With a rapidly growing number of people turning to veganism and gluten-free diets, supermarkets, restaurants and online retailers have taken note, offering an increasing amount of options to meet various dietary requirements. And with good reason, whether it’s for health reasons, climate change or animal welfare, vegan statistics alone demonstrate that the plant-based population shows no signs of slowing.
Where to buy a Halloween costume in Dubai

Oct 1, 2024 | timeoutdubai.com | Amy Mathieson

Massive fan of Halloween? The spookiest night of the year is fast approaching and it’s time to start planning where to buy a Halloween costume in Dubai. Whether you’re planning to go as Barbie or Deadpool, or keep it simple with a witch, vampire or ghost, you’re in the right place. Plus, there are even costumes for kids, as what’s cuter than a baby pumpkin? (Spoiler, your tot might not agree.) If you like reading this: Where to celebrate Halloween in Dubai this yearFeeling inspired?
10 Best Pet-Friendly Hotels And Resorts In The UAE

Sep 30, 2024 | theethicalist.com | Amy Mathieson

Before the mercury gets too high, it’s time for residents and tourists alike to make the most of the beautiful beaches, mountain escapes and mood-lifting sunshine in the UAE. But what about our four legged friends? Whether it’s finding a suitable pet-sitter, or simply not wanting to be separated from your furry friend, dogs, pets can restrict owners from going away for the weekend. But there are lots of hotels in the UAE that cater for cats and dogs too, so now everyone can enjoy the holiday vibes.
8 top parent and baby classes in Dubai | Time Out Dubai

Aug 26, 2024 | timeoutdubai.com | Amy Mathieson

Whether you’re a new parent looking to get out and about with your bundle of joy, or if you’re searching for fun, creative ways to entertain your toddler, there are plenty of brilliant parent and baby classes in Dubai. With everything from dance classes to sensory sessions, messy play to music, Dubai is buzzing when it comes to activities for mums, dads and their kids. It’s also a great way to meet other parents.
Development and application of a qualitative rapid analysis framework in a hybrid trial within primary care

Jul 25, 2024 | bmjopen.bmj.com | Amy Mathieson |Rebecca Elvey |Paul Wilson

DiscussionIn this article, we aimed to describe the qualitative RA technique and tool we developed and applied in the process evaluation for a phase IIIb hybrid trial. Furthermore, we sought to reflect on our experience of analysing and sharing findings in real time. Our experience suggests RA techniques can be useful within studies where there is a need to feedback to stakeholders and adjust implementation strategies accordingly in real time.
7 Ways To Celebrate World Environment Day And Get Back To Nature In The UAE

Jun 4, 2024 | theethicalist.com | Amy Mathieson

From beautiful beaches to the rolling sand dunes, the UAE’s natural environment is stunning – and it’s one we need to protect. This week all eyes land on the environment around us, as World Environment Day falls on Wednesday June 5. Set up by the UN, the first World Environment Day was celebrated in 1973, with the theme Only One Earth. Each year there’s a different focus, with 2024 throwing a spotlight on land restoration, desertification and drought resilience.
Fantastic free things to do with the kids outdoors in Dubai

Mar 27, 2024 | timeoutdubai.com | Amy Mathieson

Tired of hearing the constant chirp of ‘I’m bored’? Here’s some good news. You don’t have to resort to screen time to keep the young ones engaged. Neither do you have to spend tones of money. The weather is sticking on cool and that means there are options for you to nip outdoors and picnic and play. We’ve rounded up fantastic free things to do with the kids in Dubai. You just need to remember the comfy shoes and a giant tube of sun cream.
12 Climate Books For Adults And Kids

Mar 4, 2024 | theethicalist.com | Amy Mathieson

Reading is one of life’s great pleasures. And not only is it enjoyable, it’s also scientifically proven to benefit both health and wellbeing. Getting stuck into a good book can improve mental stimulation, expand vocabulary, improve concentration and increase knowledge. It’s also a major way of helping people relax. In fact, a 2009 study at the University of Sussex found that reading books can reduce stress by up to 68 percent – more than listening to music or taking a walk.