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Devouring Delightful Filipino Delicacies: An Exhilarating Expedition Towards Healthier Cuisine
Filipino cuisine, an amalgamation of diverse culinary influences, has become increasingly popular globally. However, the question of whether Filipino food is healthy often arises, given its frequent use of high-fat, sugary, and salty ingredients.
In this article, we’ll examine the health aspects of Filipino cuisine and provide suggestions for making it a more wholesome dining experience.
Doctors’ Brave Decision Highlights Thalassemia’s Silent Spread in Asia
A young doctor couple in Malaysia call off their engagement after discovering they both carry the Thalassemia gene.
High Altitude Sickness: How to Stay Healthy in Asia’s Lofty Peaks
Asia’s stunning mountains lure countless adventure-seekers each year. From the mighty Himalayas to the towering Karakoram range, these majestic peaks offer thrilling experiences for climbers and trekkers alike. However, ascending to high altitudes poses unique health challenges, primarily due to reduced oxygen levels and atmospheric pressure. In this article, we will explore high altitude sickness, its symptoms, and ways to prevent it, ensuring you stay healthy while conquering Asia’s breathtaking heights.
World Food Safety Day 2023: Food Standards Save Lives – A Call to Action to Reduce Preventable Deaths
Today, on 7th June 2023, we commemorate World Food Safety Day. The United Nations General Assembly established this day in 2018 to highlight the critical importance of food safety and raise awareness about the preventable health risks associated with consuming unsafe food. This global observance is jointly facilitated by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), in collaboration with Member States and various stakeholders.
Singapore Unveils Nutritional Guidelines for Younger Generation
Singapore is embarking on a major initiative aimed at fostering healthier eating habits from an early age. In a push to reshape the dietary landscape, a new set of guidelines has been unveiled, intended to ensure that school meals are not only nutritious but also appropriately portioned.
Varicose Veins: More Than Just A Cosmetic Issue?
Varicose veins are often treated as a cosmetic condition instead of a medical condition. Read more to know about the symptoms and treatments
Battling the Invincible Malaria Menace: Conquering the Age-Old Scourge with Determination
Malaria, a mosquito-borne infectious disease, has plagued humanity for centuries. Despite advances in medical science, it remains a persistent public health challenge, particularly in Asia and the Middle East. In this article, we explore the dynamics of malaria, its prevalence in the region, and the ongoing efforts to eradicate this deadly disease.
Bold Rescue: FDA Greenlights Unapproved Chinese Cancer Drug
In an unprecedented and strategic move, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted permission for the temporary import of an unapproved Chinese cancer drug. The decision comes amid a growing shortage of vital cancer drugs in the US, notably cisplatin, a widely used chemotherapy medication. The crisis has prompted the FDA to consider unconventional approaches, and this move stands as testament to that flexibility.
Scientists Discover Conscious Activity In Dying Brain
Near-death experiences (NDEs) are phenomena often characterised by vivid visions, spiritual encounters, and a sense of tranquillity. They have long fascinated scientists, doctors and the
Safeguard Your Sight: 5 Reasons to Wear Sunglasses
Sunglasses can help you to see when it’s sunny out, as well as help to preserve your eyesight. Read on to find out why you should wear them
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