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Men’s Health

Asia’s Most Common STDs

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are a growing concern worldwide, particularly in Asia, where high population density and varying levels of sexual health education contribute to their prevalence. This article will shed light on the most common STDs in Asia, their symptoms, and the importance of early detection and prevention.

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Gastrointestinal

Giant Isopod in Ramen Sparks Medical Concerns

A ramen restaurant in Taipei, ‘The Ramen Boy,’ has sparked intrigue and appetite by introducing a unique dish. They’ve incorporated a 14-legged creature known as the giant isopod into a bowl of noodles.  However, this move has sparked medical concerns about health professionals

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Rice and Noodles: Unravelling the Health Debate in Asia’s Staple Foods

Rice and noodles are the bedrock of Asian cuisine, enjoyed by millions daily. However, with the rising prevalence of health-conscious diets, many are questioning the nutritional value of these staple foods.  In this article, we examine the health benefits and drawbacks of rice and noodles from a medical perspective and their fit in a balanced diet.

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Women's Health

Bold Crackdown on Toxins in Cosmetics: Malaysia and Thailand Put Health First

In an assertive move to safeguard public health, the Malaysian and Thai governments have taken notable actions regarding certain toxic substances found in cosmetic products. These bold steps highlight the increasing vigilance of health authorities in Asia towards harmful ingredients and underscore the importance of robust product regulations for public safety.

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Women's Health

Fertility Conundrum: The ‘Baby Bust’ Sweeping Across ASEAN

Fertility rates in ASEAN nations are plunging, with half the region already facing a ‘baby bust’ – a situation where there are insufficient children to maintain the population size. The total fertility rate (TFR), an indicator of population growth, has tumbled from 5.5 in 1970 to 2.11 in 2017, according to data from the World Bank. A dwindling youth population could spell dire economic consequences for the region. The shift from quantity to quality, increased urbanisation, and a surge in women seeking higher education and career opportunities are amongst the reasons behind the steep decline.

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Infectious Disease

Rabies and Health Risks from Dog Bites

While man’s best friend brings joy and companionship to millions, dog bites pose a significant health risk, especially in Asia, where stray dogs and inadequate

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