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Thousands of Children Treated for Addiction to Online Games in Indonesia

By Dr YuvinaAugust 5, 20240

Around 3,000 children and teenagers in Surabaya have been treated for addiction to mobile gadgets and online games since the beginning of this year. This phenomenon highlights the increasingly worrying mental health issues among the younger generation in Indonesia.

New Study Finds Semaglutide Associated with Increased Risk of Nonarteritic Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy (NAION)

By Jacqueline ChinJuly 16, 20240

A recent publication in JAMA Ophthalmology has brought to light potential risks associated with the use of semaglutide, a medication often prescribed for managing type 2 diabetes (T2D) and obesity.

Indonesia’s Actress Prilly Latuconsina Achieves Weight Loss without Strict Dieting

By Dr YuvinaJune 14, 20240

Indonesian actress Prilly Latuconsina has recently made headlines for her remarkable weight loss journey. She shed an impressive 10 kg without resorting to stringent diet plans. Instead, she adopted a holistic approach, embracing a healthier lifestyle over the course of a year. Prilly’s transformation serves as an inspiring example, demonstrating that sustainable weight loss is achievable through simple yet effective dietary and lifestyle modifications.

Over Half of Malaysian Adults Overweight, Says Health Ministry

By Saba KashJune 4, 20240

Alarming Rise in Obesity in Malaysia Malaysia is renowned for its delicious cuisine, but this culinary richness may be contributing…

Stress Levels in Singapore Steadily Increasing: The Dangers Of Mental Health

By Paulyne AnthonyMay 22, 20240

A study by TODAY in 2023 showed that stress levels in Singapore have been steadily increasing since 2021. In 2023, 87 percent of respondents felt stressed, seven percentage points more than the global average.

Gut Health: How Diet Can Reshape Gut Microbiome and Fight Type 2 Diabetes

By Gerald NgApril 30, 20240

Early life conditions shape the gut microbiome, which can be linked to type 2 diabetes. Dietary changes can be reshaped to prevent and manage this condition.

Intermittent Fasting: Weighing Health Benefits Against Potential Cardiovascular Concerns

By Gerald NgApril 25, 20240

Intermittent Fasting has been gaining in popularity. A recent study found that 10% of the American population participates in this diet. It is a caloric restriction revolving around a short window for eating and a comparatively larger window for fasting. In this article, we review the health benefits against the potential cardiovascular concerns.

DOH-Bicol: Make Better Lifestyle Choices to Fight Obesity and Disease

By Selena AlzateApril 11, 20240

In a bid to combat the rising tide of obesity and associated health risks, the Department of Health-Center for Health Development (DOH-CHD) in Bicol has issued a compelling call to action.

Unveiling the Risks of India’s Street Food Trend

By Gerald NgFebruary 22, 20241

Improper food handling, inadequate cooking, and unhygienic conditions can lead to serious infections such as salmonella, E. coli, and cholera.

The Dangers of Infant Screen Time: A Closer Look at Its Impact on Infant Neurodevelopment

By Jacqueline ChinFebruary 20, 20240

A Singapore study using electroencephalography showed that infants who spent more time on screens had increased electrocortical activity and worse executive functions later in life, such as memory, attention, and inhibition, than those who had less screen exposure. The researchers warned that screen time in early life might affect children’s learning and behaviour.

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