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Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid (EDTA): The Chemical that Caused the Death of a 32-year-old Woman
EDTA was identified to be the cause of the death of a 32-year-old woman in Singapore who underwent an aesthetic treatment in 2019.
Weekly Asian Medical News Bulletin
This week’s rundown examines the latest updates on COVID-19 subvariant XBB, regional healthcare improvement plans and vaccinations
Hammer Toes
Hammer Toes is commonly associated with trauma, abnormal muscle balance and certain types of shoes. Learn more
Syrup and Liquid Medicines Banned in Indonesia After the Death of Nearly 100 Children
Liquid medicines and syrups were banned in Indonesia after the report of nearly 100 deaths in Children. Read more
7 Symptoms That Warrant a Gastroenterology Visit Immediately
Read this article to learn more about the seven symptoms that signify an immediate visit to a gastroenterologist
Diet and Lifestyle Changes to Manage Cholesterol
Statistics show that heart disease and stroke are the leading causes of death. Here are diet and lifestyle tips to manage cholesterol
Appendicitis: The Most Common Abdominal-Related Surgery
Appendicitis is the most common emergency abdominal-related surgery and is a rising global disease burden. Learn more
Weekly Asian Medical News Bulletin
This week’s rundown on medical news around Asia. Examining the latest updates on COVID-19 and Monkeypox in the region
10 Things about the Cardiac Biomarker in Heart Failure
This article focuses on a cardiac biomarker that helps physicians determine if a patient has heart failure.
Doctor Charged After Causing the Death of a Woman Who Underwent Aesthetic Treatment
Singaporean doctor charged with 2 years of jail for the death of a woman who underwent an aesthetic treatment. Learn more.
Pharmaceutical Giants Authorized to Use Bivalent Vaccine as Booster Dose on Children
Pfizer-BioNtech and Moderna recently receives authorization from USA FDA for the use of bivalent booster vaccine on children. Learn more
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