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Pet Vaccines Shed Light on Human Hesitancy: Surprising Study Insights
Study links pet vaccination hesitancy with human attitudes, highlighting need for integrated health strategies.
DOH Reports Full Recovery from ‘Walking Pneumonia’ Cases in the Philippines
Recently, the Department of Health (DOH) in the Philippines has taken proactive steps to clarify and address concerns surrounding Mycoplasma pneumoniae, colloquially known as ‘Walking Pneumonia.’
With four reported cases successfully recovered, the DOH aims to dissipate any apprehension by sharing detailed information about the infection’s nature, symptoms, and preventive measures.
New Study Unveils Altruistic Behaviour of Cancer Cells in Breast Cancer Treatment Resistance
A team from the NUS Centre for Cancer Research (N2CR) and the Department of Pathology at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore (NUS Medicine), has made a significant discovery in the understanding of breast cancer’s resistance to chemotherapy. The study, led by Research Assistant Professor Leong Sai Mun, spanned over a decade and examined a large cohort of breast cancer patients to understand the dynamics of cancer cell survival post-chemotherapy.
How the Brain Functions When We Daydream
Discover the intricate connection between daydreaming and brain activity, as revealed by Harvard’s groundbreaking study.
Global Trend: Why Numerous Countries Are Outlawing Menthol Cigarettes
Exploring the global ban on menthol cigarettes and its impact on public health and smoking trends. Read more
DOH-5 Encourages Healthy Holidays: Prioritising Nutrition and Safe Play for a Festive Season
With Christmas drawing near and festivities in full swing, the Department of Health (DOH)-5 in Bicol is taking the lead in promoting a holiday season centred on health and safety. Arlene Riario, the National Nutrition Council (NNC) regional program coordinator, recently addressed the public in a press conference, urging them to prioritise nutritious foods and safe toys to ensure a festive yet health-conscious celebration.
The Vital Role of Exercise and Diet in Preventing and Managing Fatty Liver Disease
Fatty liver disease, a widespread health concern, demands a multifaceted approach to prevention and management. In a recent forum, Dr Espinosa’s insights shed light on the intricate relationship between lifestyle choices, dietary habits, and the prevalence of this condition, emphasising the urgency of proactive measures.
Navigating the Nutritional Landscape of Christmas Foods
What’s on your Christmas plate? From roasted turkey to mince pies, find out which festive favourites are health-friendly and which to enjoy sparingly. Plus, get tips to balance indulgence and nutrition this season.
Indulging in Holiday Treats: The Role of Food in Holiday Well-Being and Comfort
Discover the joys of mindful eating during the festive season and its impact on well-being. Read for tips on a more fulfilling experience.
Evaluating the Impact of Seasonal Affective Disorder During the Christmas Season
Explore how Seasonal Affective Disorder influences the Christmas season, including symptoms, causes, and management strategies.
What are the Differences Between Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes?
Dr Goh shared that “The complications from both type 1 and type 2 diabetes have serious complications when they attack blood vessels. When this happens, it can cause microvascular heart diseases and lead to blindness, kidney failure, loss of sensations in the nerve and more. Macrovascular heart disease causes heart attack and stroke.
Type 1 diabetes usually has more complications and has a greater impact on reducing the lifespan. However, in both diseases, the life expectancy is reduced. Therefore, the patient is better off getting a reversal cure via metabolic surgery.
5 Effective Strategies to Manage Chronic Pain: Insights and Approaches
Explore effective non-pharmacologic chronic pain management strategies, focusing on acupuncture, massage therapy, and more.
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