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Tragedy Strikes as Lightning Kills Three Children in Bulacan

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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.

Knee Pain from Running? This Is What You’re Doing Wrong

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Running is a fantastic way to stay fit and healthy, but if not done correctly, it can also lead to knee pain. Many runners experience discomfort or injury due to common mistakes in their running technique, footwear, or training routine. Understanding these pitfalls can help you prevent knee pain and enjoy a more sustainable and enjoyable running experience.

The Alarming Trend of Memory Loss in Millennials

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Memory loss is a common issue that affects many people, but it’s often associated with aging. However, young adults are increasingly experiencing memory loss. This can significantly impact their daily lives and overall well-being.

Indonesians Among Highest Consumers of Microplastics in the World

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Indonesians rank among the highest consumers of microplastics globally, as revealed by a recent study conducted by Cornell University. The study meticulously maps the absorption of microplastics across 109 countries, revealing a staggering consumption rate of 15 grams per month for Indonesians. This alarming figure significantly surpasses that of other nations and has increased by 59-fold from 1990 to 2018.

The Role of Traditional Thai Massage in Post-Surgery Rehabilitation

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Traditional Thai massage (TTM) is an ancient practice known for its therapeutic benefits. It is an ancient therapeutic practice that has been used in various medical conditions, including post-surgery rehabilitation. The incorporation of TTM into rehabilitation programs has shown promising results in improving patient outcomes. This response explores the role of TTM in post-surgery rehabilitation based on data from multiple studies.

Salt and Skin: Exploring the Connection Between Diet and Eczema

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Eczema, or atopic dermatitis, is a chronic, relapsing, inflammatory skin condition characterised by the development of intense eczematous lesions and severe itching. This condition results in significant discomfort and distress to sufferers. Typically, eczema develops in childhood and in approximately 80% of children with eczema, the disease persists into adulthood. In higher-income countries, rapid urbanisation has led to the disease affecting around 20% of children and up to 10% of adults. Globally, eczema impacts around 194.4 million people. Alarmingly, the prevalence of eczema is increasing worldwide, including in large parts of Asia. In Southeast Asia alone, between 3.7- 13.5% of children aged 6-7 years old suffer from eczema. It becomes crucial to understand the factors contributing to eczema and how to manage it effectively.

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La Nina and Typhoon Wrecks Havoc on the Philippines

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The Philippines faced a difficult period ahead, dealing with the arrival of Typhoon Aghon (Ewiniar) and bracing for the impact of La Nina. Philippine authorities reported that Typhoon Aghon (Ewiniar) killed at least seven people when it hit the country over the weekend. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said on Tuesday, May 28, that search and rescue efforts would continue. Aghon brought strong winds and heavy rain to provinces south of the capital, shutting down airports and seaports and disrupting power supply.