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Health: Drugs and Kidney Failure

Health: Drugs and Kidney Failure

The biggest culprit in causing kidney failure is long term and unregulated use of over-the-counter medications called nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory... Read More
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Health: Why breakfast is so important?

Experts encourage people to eat healthy breakfast as it can boost metabolism, have a lower BMI, higher chances of... Read More
Health: What is Autoimmune Disease?

Health: What is Autoimmune Disease?

Autoimmune disease happens when the body's natural defense system can't tell the difference between your own cells and foreign... Read More
Liver Failure, How to prevent it?

Health: Liver Failure, How to prevent it?

The liver is an essential organ that performs over 500 vital functions such as removing waste products and foreign... Read More
Health: Antibiotics Resistance

Health: Antibiotics Resistance

Antibiotics are often prescribed by doctors when you have infectious diseases. Strong medications known as antibiotics assist our bodies... Read More
Why does your energy decrease as your age?

Health: Why does your energy decrease as your age?

Sometimes we are in a meeting or out with friends/ family, and we find ourselves yawning and realizing oh... Read More
Sleeping less than 5 Hours Boosts the risk of illness

Health: Sleeping less than 5 Hours Boosts the risk of illness

A new study from PLoS Medicine found those who sleep five hours or less around the age of 50... Read More
Osteoporosis

Health: Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is one of the most common diseases to get as people get older and it occurs due to... Read More
Plant food - vitamin A

Health: Natural sources of vitamin A

Natural sources of vitamin A, a fat-soluble vitamin, can be found in a variety of foods. Normal vision, the... Read More
Vitamin D supplements

Health: Vitamin D supplement can increase the risk of dementia

Based on Taiwan’s National Health Insurance Research Database, the population-based cohort studies suggested that dementia-free older adults were 1.8... Read More