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Asian bacteria threatens Florida oranges
WASHINGTON— Citrus production in Florida, the world’s second largest orange juice supplier after Brazil, is being threatened by a bacteria from Asia that has scientists racing for a remedy. Known as citrus greening, the disease makes oranges bitter and fall […]
Seniors should watch what they eat
Good nutrition is essential for healthy ageing. THE elderly still lack knowledge of food and nutrients which are good for health, says UKM Faculty of Health Sciences deputy dean (Research & Innovation) Prof Dr SuzanaShahar. “Through advertisements, senior citizens are […]
17th SEACare offers more free seminars for medical professionals
The 17th SE-Asian Healthcare Show, a three day exclusive trade event, will increase the range of its free Seminars for medical professionals. The seminars will be covering an array of topics ranging from CPR to new advances in Collagen & […]
Prostate’s link with men’s general health
Benign prostate enlargement is linked to men’s lifestyles and other health conditions, such as obesity, erectile dysfunction, diabetes and heart disease. Many men in their 50s and above come to accept prostate enlargement with resignation. It is a common belief […]
Dealing with cracked heels
Dry skin due to loss of moisture, excessive prolonged pressure to the heel and medical conditions such as diabetes can lead to cracked heels. CRACKED heels, also called “heel fissures”, are the regular, fine-cut wounds found on heels of feet. […]
What affects your digestive health?
Learn more about how you can maintain good digestive health. HOW often do you hear complaints about heartburn, a bloated stomach, or constipation? These are fairly common gripes that you would no doubt have heard about, or perhaps even complained […]
Maximising cancer-fighting properties of broccoli
New research suggests that frozen broccoli has fewer cancer-fighting properties than fresh ones. If you want the full health benefits of broccoli, bypass the freezer aisle, as new research suggests that the frozen variety lacks the cancer-fighting properties the vegetable […]
Vitamin B supplements may reduce risk of stroke
Taking supplements containing vitamin B may help cut your risk of stroke, a new study suggests. Taking vitamin B supplements may help fend off your risk of stroke, a new study published Wednesday claims. Previous studies regarding vitamin B have […]
Mussels for healthy joints
Emerging studies are showing that extracts from the green-lipped mussel could be a safe and effective solution for joint problems. JOINTS form the connections between bones. They provide support and assist movements such as walking, running, and even picking your […]
Coffee and tea may protect your liver
Your morning cup of coffee or tea may do more than just perk you up. IN a study announced last week, an international team of researchers led by Duke University School of Medicine in North Carolina suggests that increased caffeine […]
