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Pedalling legs in the air: what people do to relieve low blood pressure
Pedalling legs in the air: what people do to relieve low blood pressure
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2016
It does not take long, and you do not necessarily even need to go to the doctor: you can have your blood pressure measured at many pharmacists’.Constant tiredness may indicate iron deficiency
Constant tiredness may indicate iron deficiency
MONDAY, AUGUST 08, 2016
If your body’s intake of iron becomes too low, symptoms might not appear for “a fairly long time,” a German nutritionist is warning. But when they do, you may well have to deal with fatigue, difficulty concentrating, headache, pale skin, brittle nails andKnee replacement surgery offers 60 elderly patients a new lease on life
Knee replacement surgery offers 60 elderly patients a new lease on life
MONDAY, APRIL 25, 2016
One of the most common afflictions among the elderly, knee osteoarthritis affects at least 10 per cent of the Thai population and is today also being found in younger patients.Make a real New Year’s resolution: Restart your diet plan
Make a real New Year’s resolution: Restart your diet plan
MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2015
The holidays are coming and with them the inevitable New Year resolutions. That means it’s time to have another shot at your goals, especially if you failed to stick to them last year.Why massaging your breasts is better for baby
Why massaging your breasts is better for baby
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2015
The most nutritious food a mother can give her baby, breast milk is vital to a child's development during the first six months of its life and an excellent supplement when given as a complementary food until the youngster reaches the age of two or even mA new alternative to traditional hand-held ultrasounds could compensate for Thailand's lack of radio
A new alternative to traditional hand-held ultrasounds could compensate for Thailand's lack of radio
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 02, 2015
While the average age of American women diagnosed with breast cancer is in the late 50s, in Thai women, it's a decade earlier, averaging out at 48.