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Understanding Acne: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention
Acne is a common skin condition that affects millions of people around the world. Find out more about prevention and treatment strategies.

Climate Change Leaves Children in Thailand Vulnerable to Diseases
Children in Thailand are at high risk from climate change, according to a recent UNICEF report. Floods, droughts, and high temperatures threaten their health, development, and well-being, as they are more vulnerable to climate disasters than adults. The report recommends child-sensitive climate policies and promoting awareness among children to protect themselves from climate hazards.

Extreme Heat in the Philippines: The Impact on Health
Read about the health risks and economic impact of extreme heat in the Philippines, including heat-related illnesses. Learn about the signs of heat stroke.

Endometriosis: Affecting 1 in 10 Asian Women
This article explores the impact of endometriosis on Asian women, including common symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options. It includes quotes from Asian doctors and researchers and statistics specific to the region.

World Autism Awareness Day
World Autism Awareness Day is an internationally recognized day to raise awareness of autism and promote the inclusion of individuals with ASD

Everything We Know About Pope Francis’ Hospitalisation
Pope Francis, the leader of the Catholic Church, was hospitalized on Wednesday after experiencing difficulty breathing. While the initial reports were alarming, the Vatican quickly

IBS Awareness Month: Understanding Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Finding Relief
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) awareness is crucial, given the significant impact this common gastrointestinal disorder has on millions of individuals worldwide. With an estimated prevalence

Weekly Asian Medical News Bulletin – 31 March 2023
This week’s Asian medical news bulletin covers updates from the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam. Topics include face mask wearing, a new eye health center, a sugar consumption campaign, healthcare worker strikes, and a foodborne botulism outbreak. The bulletin also includes a warning about the Marburg virus disease from the Indonesian government.

World Autism Day: Celebrating the individuals
On World Autism Day, we celebrate the individuals who have made a positive impact on society. Read on to discover 5 famous people with autism and learn about their inspiring stories and achievements. Understanding and appreciating autism is crucial in creating a more inclusive world.

Fermented Foods in Asian Diets: The Health Impact
Discover the rich tradition of fermented foods in Asian diets and their impact on health. Learn about the various types of fermented dishes such as kimchi, miso, natto, tempeh, and more. Find out how these foods have been used for centuries to enhance flavor and boost health benefits. Get a better understanding of the benefits and importance of fermented foods in Asian cuisine with this informative article.

Managing High Cholesterol: The Importance of Medication Adherence over Dietary Changes
A study by SingHealth Polyclinics (SHP) has found that medication adherence is the most critical factor in lowering cholesterol levels. Adherence to medication can be up to 85% effective, while changes to diet and exercise can only lower levels by 10-20%.

World Bipolar Day: 5 Famous Examples of Success with the Condition
This article explores World Bipolar Day and highlights five famous individuals who have found success despite their bipolar condition. The article also discusses the higher prevalence of bipolar disorder in Asian populations and presents research findings on the racial/ethnic differences in bipolar subtype prevalence.
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