The Bacterial Threat As A Result Of Antibiotic Misuse
Imagine a global healthcare crisis that could cause up to 10 million deaths yearly and more than $100 trillion in healthcare costs by 2050. What could cause such a situation?
Continue readingImagine a global healthcare crisis that could cause up to 10 million deaths yearly and more than $100 trillion in healthcare costs by 2050. What could cause such a situation?
Continue readingNatural Health had the opportunity to catch up with Dr Azani Mohamed Daud, Consultant Cardiologist, Gleneagles Kuala Lumpur, in hopes to acquire some answer on important questions pertaining to cholesterol and its relation to our
Continue readingWhen we speak of stress, we immediately think of anger, tiredness, headaches, etc. We hear it all the time, stress is the leading factor of disease within the body.
Continue readingThe spine in humans essentially has surpassed its role, as a bridge between the limbs and to protect the spinal cord alone. It is essentially the main structure that supports us and helps to keep
Continue readingVector-borne infectious diseases, such as malaria, dengue fever, yellow fever, and plague, form a major part of the population affected by infectious diseases worldwide.
Continue readingRegular health care visits and screenings go a long way in preventing health issues, and are a must even for healthy individuals. Here is a list of important health screenings for women to help them
Continue readingZika, a generally mild disease identical to dengue, is a mosquito-borne flavivirus first identified in Uganda in 1947, with rising cases of the endemic reported in 70 countries and territories to date. The virus, which
Continue readingIt’s not unusual for us to take things lightly when it comes to our health. Many of us feel it’s nonsensical to fuss over trivial matters, especially if we feel fine and there’s not much
Continue readingThere has always been a perplexity when it comes to using deodorants. On one hand, almost everyone will need to use one at some point of their lives to prevent sweaty odours.
Continue readingYou’d think that there is only one possible answer to that question, and as Asians, it’s twice daily. On normal days, an average Malaysian will shower once in the morning and once more in the
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