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Philippines
Fire Ravages Religious Store in Manila
Firefighters responded promptly, managing to control the fire by 8:34 p.m. The fire affected not only the commercial establishment but also an adjacent residential structure. Fortunately, no casualties or injuries were reported. Damage assessment is underway, with the affected community facing temporary displacement and property loss. Firefighters responded promptly, managing to control the fire by 8:34 p.m. The fire affected not only the commercial establishment but also an adjacent residential structure. Fortunately, no casualties or injuries were reported. Damage assessment is underway, with the affected community facing temporary displacement and property loss.
Children's Health
Catastrophic Circumcision Incident in Sumatra
A 10-year-old boy in Sumatra lost his penis during a circumcision performed by a local health centre chief, highlighting the need for stringent medical standards and careful procedural management.
Medical Investigations
The Impact of Traditional Healing Practices on Modern Medicine in Southeast Asia
The Traditional Healing Practices in Southeast Asia Traditional healing practices in Southeast Asia have deep historical roots, with many methods dating back centuries. Techniques such
Country
How Does Dilla Jaidi Beat Acne While Wearing Makeup Daily?
Dilla Jaidi, a prominent influencer, has sensitive skin prone to acne. Despite regularly applying makeup, she maintains a clear complexion. Her skincare regimen includes double cleansing, selecting suitable makeup, and avoiding heavy-textured cosmetics. This article explores Dilla’s methods, providing valuable insights for those with similar skin concerns.
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Study Reveals Significant Healthcare Costs for Cognitive Impairment in Singapore
A recent study conducted by researchers from Duke-NUS Medical School and the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (NUS Medicine) has highlighted the substantial financial burden posed by cognitive impairment in Singapore. The study, published in the journal Annals of the Academy of Medicine Singapore, estimates that individuals with cognitive impairment incur an additional yearly healthcare cost of approximately S$700 per person due to increased emergency department visits and subsequent hospital admissions.
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Rising Rabies Cases Prompt DOH Warning Against Kissing Pets
Health officials are cautioning the public against kissing pets, even those that are vaccinated. Assistant Secretary Albert Domingo emphasised that animal saliva poses a significant risk for rabies transmission, comparable to bites and scratches. He highlighted the importance of seeking medical advice for potential post-exposure prophylaxis, as rabies symptoms can take up to a year to manifest. This advisory is part of a broader effort to mitigate the risk of rabies transmission through close contact with pets, which is often overlooked.
Singapore
Young Doctor in Singapore Suspended for Attempted Shower Voyeurism
A young doctor in Singapore has been suspended for three months after attempting to record his colleague showering. The Singapore Medical Council (SMC) disciplinary tribunal
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Enhanced Health Services Implemented at Batangas Provincial Jail
In a bid to curb the spread of infectious diseases among inmates, the Provincial Health Office (PHO) of Batangas has initiated monthly medical missions at the Batangas Provincial Jail (BPJ). This enhanced effort began in May. Thus far, it has already benefitted nearly 1,000 persons deprived of liberty (PDLs) These missions are part of a comprehensive strategy to enhance the healthcare system within the facility, ensuring that inmates receive adequate medical attention and preventive care.
Uncategorized
Indonesia Passes Maternal and Child Welfare Law to Bolster Family Support and Address Societal Disparities
The recent passage of Indonesia’s new Maternal and Child Welfare Law marks a significant legislative effort aimed at enhancing conditions for working mothers and fathers. However, amidst its noble intentions, the law has sparked debates regarding its potential impacts on gender norms and inequality in welfare, cautioned by the National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan).
Mental Health
World Mental Health
Understanding World Mental Health: A Journey of Awareness and Support In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, amidst the noise of deadlines, responsibilities,
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Tragedy Strikes as Lightning Kills Three Children in Bulacan
In Pulilan, Bulacan, a heartbreaking tragedy occurred when three cousins, all minors, were struck by lightning while playing in the rain. The victims, identified as Rexter Enriquez (16), Roxanne Enriquez (12), and April dela Cruz (11), were outside their home when the incident happened.
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