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3 Million Filipinos Living with Scoliosis
A recent report from the Philippine Orthopedic Center highlighted that approximately 3 million Filipinos are currently living with scoliosis. This statistic underscores the condition’s widespread impact within the country. Globally, scoliosis affects between 0.93 percent and 12 percent of the population, indicating a significant public health concern.
Proton Beam Therapy Aids 300+ Cancer Patients in Singapore
Proton beam therapy for cancer in Singapore is being heralded as an advanced radiation treatment. Unlike conventional radiation, proton beam therapy for cancer in Singapore
Indonesian Singer Virgoun Arrested for Methamphetamine, Claims It Was For Weight Management
Indonesian Singer Virgoun was recently apprehended for methamphetamine abuse. According to police reports, Virgoun admitted to using methamphetamine, commonly known as ‘sabu’, to manage his weight.
Food Discipline, Exercise Needed to Combat Liver Disease
Health experts are raising alarms over the increasing incidence of liver disease in the country, urging Filipinos to adopt healthier lifestyles through disciplined eating and regular exercise.
80 Deaths Prompt Recall of Japanese Supplement CholesteHelp
A major health scare has erupted in Japan a a dietary supplement has been linked to 80 deaths. The company has initiated a recall amidst
What Is Stiff Person Syndrome – The Condition Plaguing Singer Celine Dion?
Canadian singer Céline Dion has garnered attention and admiration for bravely sharing her struggle with stiff person syndrome (SPS) in her new documentary, “I Am: Céline Dion”. In a poignant and harrowing scene, Dion, 56, is seen grappling with an agonizing SPS attack, highlighting the challenges of living with this rare condition.
Understanding Dengue Fever Amidst Rising Cases in Indonesia
In July and August 2024, the Indonesian Ministry of Health (Kemenkes RI) issued a stark warning about the anticipated surge in dengue fever (DF) cases across the archipelago. This increase is primarily attributed to the prevailing hot weather conditions that have engulfed Indonesia, particularly impacting regions such as Bali and West Java.
Farmers to Wear Protection When Handling Goats and Cattle to stop Q Fever Spread
Farmers across the Philippines are being urged to wear protective gear, such as face masks and gloves, when handling goats and cattle to prevent the spread of Q fever.
Do Humid Conditions Worsen Bone and Joint Pain?
Many people with joint conditions like osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis notice increased discomfort during humid weather. Research has confirmed that there is a strong link
Seniors in Valenzuela Receive Free Anti-Pneumonia Vaccinations
In an effort to safeguard the health of the city’s elderly population, Mayor Weslie Gatchalian has called on senior citizens to take advantage of the city’s free anti-pneumonia vaccination program.
Recent Study: Can Daily Multivitamins Reduce Early Death Risk?
New Findings on Multivitamin Use and Mortality A recent large analysis involving nearly 400,000 healthy U.S. adults, followed for over 20 years, has found no
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