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French Open champion Alexander Zverev said a malfunctioning glucose sensor left him feeling unwell during his Halle Open semi-final defeat by Taylor Fritz on Saturday. Zverev, who came into the match with a poor recent record against the American after losing their previous six meetings, lost 6-7(4) 6-4 7-5 in a contest lasting two hours and 39 minutes. ‘I had huge problems with the sugar because the sensor I use gave me a completely incorrect reading. It indicated very high values when they were actually low, so I injected much more insulin than I should have,’ the world number three said after the match. ‘During the match, or rather during the first 45 minutes, I had to consume about 350 grams of sugar. I felt absolutely terrible.’ Despite the setback, Zverev said Fritz deserved the victory. ‘Nevertheless, I fought, gave it my all, and in the end, it must also be acknowledged that Taylor (Fritz) deserved the win. He played better than me today.’ The German, who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of four, uses Medtronic technology to help regulate his glucose levels and support his diabetes management on and off the court. ‘This is the first time something like this has happened to me. I've been using these sensors since 2016 or 2017, and in nine years, I had never seen such a big error,’ he said.Zverev added that the issue was not a concern ahead of Wimbledon, which runs from June 29 to July 12. Source link
Kristen Vanderveen stamped her authority in the final round of the HH The Father Amir’s Prix, delivering a standout victory in the CSI5* Table A jump-off over 155cm at Al Shaqab yesterdayThe American rider proved untouchable in a high-speed barrage, guiding 12-year-old gelding Bull Run’s Jireh to a flawless round in 40.14 seconds, a time that proved unbeatable until the very end. Switzerland’s Nadja Peter Steiner came closest to denying Vanderveen, producing two clear rounds with Clearround IL Mondo but finishing just fractions behind in 40.53 seconds. Kristen Vanderveen celebrates with her 12-year-old gelding Bull Run’s Jireh after winning the CSI5* jump-off 155cm class…
The Qatar chapter of Nest Internal Academy & Research Centre (NIARC) successfully organised the “Nurture & Heal – Medical Camp for Children with Special Needs and Their Families” at Reyada Medical Centre, Doha, on January 23.The free medical camp drew families from more than 11 nationalities and received widespread appreciation.The event was inaugurated by chief guest Eish Singhal, IPS, First Secretary (Labour and Community Welfare), Embassy of India, Qatar.Families from diverse communities — including German, British, Indian, American, Filipino, Syrian, Zimbabwean, Egyptian, Nigerian, Algerian and Pakistan —participated in the camp.The programme featured addresses by Jafar Munafar, general secretary, NIARC Qatar; and Shanahas Edodi, chairman, NIARC Qatar chapter and the chief guest .During the felicitation ceremony, Shanavas Bava, president of ICBF; Mini Siby, head of ICBF medical camp; and Bindu Linson, president of UNIQ, were honoured.A major highlight of the event was the launch of the NIARC – Reyada Medical Privilege Card, which was inaugurated by Jamsheer Hamza, managing director of Reyada Medical Centre, alongside Singhal. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Mustafa Eenam, event management convener, NIARC.Addressing the gathering, Edodi stated: “Together, we have taken a meaningful step toward building a more compassionate, inclusive, and caring society. Let us continue this journey—hand in hand—for a better tomorrow.”The success of the camp was made possible by the efforts of NIARC officials and volunteers, including Rasik KV, Shahajar, Muneer Bradma, Dr S K Vyas, Nabeel, Thaha Bargavi, Shameem, UNIQ members, well-wishers, and master of ceremonies Snaha Thomas. Special thanks were also extended to key supporters UNIQ, 98.6 FM, MRA, Berlin Fasteners, Bradma, and Reyada Medical Centre for hosting the event. Source link
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