Author: Saba Kash
Saba Kash
Saba is a content specialist with a passion for writing about healthcare. In her free time, she enjoys reading, taking long walks in the park, and enjoying the outdoors. With her writing, she hopes that more individuals will be empowered to advocate for their health.
The “Asian flush,” a common genetic trait in East The “Asian flush,” a common genetic trait in East Asians, triggers flushing from alcohol, presenting both social and health implications. Read more
Research shows that kombucha could potentially improve blood sugar control in Type 2 Diabetes patients, given its emerging health benefits.
The WHO releases updated guidelines on daily fat and carbohydrate intake, promoting healthier food choices to combat diet-related diseases.
We examine TikTok’s ‘Girl Dinner’ trend, its potential eating disorder risks, and expert advice for balanced, healthy meal planning.
Revolutionary Cliniface: Precise 3D facial analysis tool unlocking rare disease diagnostic clues for targeted healthcare worldwide.
Dive into the scientific evidence to uncover the impact of immunity and superfoods, coupled with regular physical activity.
A new study revealed that a diagnosis of depression in adulthood can more than double the risk of dementia in later life. Read more
A noticeable trend among the elderly in blue zones provides us with compelling insights on how to lead a healthier, longer life. Read more
Addressing the Unprecedented Challenge of Long-COVID in Malaysia with a Nutritional Medicine Approach. Read more
Unintended reactions between different medications, commonly known as drug interactions, can pose a considerable risk to health. Read more
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