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Almost everyone has experienced it at some point – a sudden, involuntary twitching of the eye. While it can be annoying and perplexing, it’s generally harmless. But what causes this curious phenomenon? In this article, we’ll explore the medical explanations behind eye twitching.

Over the past decade, physical fitness in Hong Kong has seen notable improvements. However, according to a recent government survey, more than half of the city’s population still falls short of achieving adequate exercise, with many residents grappling with obesity.

Medical Channel Asia presents the weekly Asian medical news bulletin, bringing you essential healthcare news from across the region. This week’s bulletin will focus on dengue, HIV and sulphur poisoning.

The double eyelid, also known as the palpebral fold, is a distinct physical feature commonly found among certain populations. While it is prevalent in many Western countries, the double eyelid is particularly notable in Asia, where it is present in some individuals and absent in others. This article delves into the genetic and cultural factors behind the origins of the double eyelid.

Embark on the fulfilling journey of motherhood with confidence.  Discover five indispensable tips for postnatal care that new moms can’t…

A young doctor couple in Malaysia call off their engagement after discovering they both carry the Thalassemia gene. 

Varicose veins are often treated as a cosmetic condition instead of a medical condition. Read more to know about the symptoms and treatments

Malaria, a mosquito-borne infectious disease, has plagued humanity for centuries. Despite advances in medical science, it remains a persistent public health challenge, particularly in Asia and the Middle East.  In this article, we explore the dynamics of malaria, its prevalence in the region, and the ongoing efforts to eradicate this deadly disease.

Sunglasses can help you to see when it’s sunny out, as well as help to preserve your eyesight. Read on to find out why you should wear them

Ozempic injection – a once-weekly noninsulin medicine developed by Novo Nordisk that helps blood sugar control in adults with type 2 diabetes.