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Alzheimer’s disease progression can be detected through the retina

July 13, 2023
Alzheimer's disease progression can be detected through the retina

It is often said that the eyes are the windows to the soul. However, current research indicates that the eyes might also serve as windows for health issues. According to an NIA-funded study, several changes in the brain that occur […]

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Asian Gen Zs are Facing Mental Health Issues in the Workplace – Study

July 7, 2023
Asian Gen Zs are Facing Mental Health Issues in the Workplace - Study

In recent years, there has been a growing concern about the rise in mental health problems among young people. While mental health issues have always existed, there is indication that their prevalence and awareness have increased among young people. Several […]

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Empowering children with learning disabilities through awareness and support

June 16, 2023
Untreated learning difficulties in childhood pose even more drastic consequences later in life

Learning disabilities do exist, and are associated with significant difficulties in learning and acquiring specific academic skills. If overlooked by educators and family members as a character flaw rather than a genuine condition, it may lead to a host of […]

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Bitter Truth about Non-Sweeteners

May 22, 2023
Bitter Truth about Non-Sweeteners

According to experts, consuming an excessive amount of added sugar might be harmful to your health. While minimal amounts of sugar can be part of a healthy diet, a high intake of added sugars is associated with a number of […]

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Thailand makes moves vs TB with vax, screening technology development

May 8, 2023
Thailand makes moves vs TB with vax, screening technology development

Tuberculosis (TB), one of the world’s worst contagious illnesses, affects thousands of people each day and kills thousands more. Thailand, which was previously one of the world’s TB high burden countries, with an expected TB incidence of 150 per 100,000 […]

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Anti-inflammatory gene may be key in kidney disease treatment

April 24, 2023
Anti-inflammatory gene may be key in kidney disease treatment

Researchers from the University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney), the Garvan Institute of Medical Research, and Westmead Hospital discovered that common genetic variants of Tumor necrosis factor, alpha-induced protein 3 (TNFAIP3), which regulates inflammation in the body, can protect […]

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Depression in children? Yes it exists

April 3, 2023
Depression in children? Yes it exists

By Mohani Niza When social work student Adrianna (last name withheld), now 25, was a teenager, she attempted suicide. After the attempt, in order to get better, Adrianna sought help from her school counsellor who wanted her to see a […]

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Southeast Asia tackles healthy diet, balancing food intake

February 25, 2023
Southeast Asia tackles healthy diet, balancing food intake

Southeast Asian cuisine is among the best in the world. What’s not to love about rice, fried foods, and sugary treats? The answer is that many recipes in the region contain high levels of fats, oils, and sugars, which are […]

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New biomaterial that repairs heart attack-related tissue damage

February 3, 2023
New biomaterial that repairs heart attack-related tissue damage

According to a study, a new biomaterial that can be injected intravenously has been tested and proven effective in treating tissue damage caused by heart attacks in both rodent and large animal models. The biomaterial reduces tissue inflammation while also […]

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Swell side of coffee with milk, according to experts

February 3, 2023
Swell side of coffee with milk, according to experts

The most popular beverage in Asia continues to be coffee, the largest segment of the global market for hot beverages, with a US$722 billion market value in 2022. According to Spire Research, the region’s consumption of coffee has increased 1.5% […]

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