A groundbreaking initiative, the Dubai Quality of Life Strategy 2033, has been launched to significantly enhance the well-being of Dubai’s residents. Crown Prince and Chairman of The Executive Council of Dubai, HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, was behind the strategy’s launch, which aims to position Dubai as the world’s most desirable city for residents, citizens, and visitors.
Alberta has emerged as the fourth happiest province in Canada, according to a recent study by Lucky Days that evaluated eight quality-of-life metrics. Despite economic challenges and ongoing concerns about air quality and mental health, Albertans remain optimistic. The province scored highly for median annual family income but lower for perceived mental health, highlighting the need for continued support in this area.
Dry Eye Disease (DED), affecting up to 30% of the global population, can significantly impact quality of life. Researchers have developed an AI-based system to enhance early detection and prognosis of DED, paving the way for personalized therapeutic intervention and accessible screening for individuals. This breakthrough holds great potential for improving the management of DED.
Zhao Xiaowei’s decision to leave Beijing for his hometown in northeast China reflects a growing trend of reverse migration in the country. As the cost of living in major cities skyrockets, young professionals are seeking better futures in smaller cities where they can open their own businesses and have a better quality of life.
Hamilton, Ohio, has been ranked as the 27th best city in the world for remote work by Remote.com. The city offers a range of incentives for remote workers, including a $10,000 scholarship for recent graduates with STEM backgrounds. Hamilton also boasts a low cost of living, fast internet, and a high quality of life. While the winters can be long and dreary, Hamilton’s location along the Great Miami River and its ample parks and green spaces make it an attractive option for remote workers.
