3 Effective Ways to Prevent Back Acne
Back acne can arise from multiple factors such as sweat and tight clothing. It can start during adolescence and continue throughout the adult years.
Read MoreBack acne can arise from multiple factors such as sweat and tight clothing. It can start during adolescence and continue throughout the adult years.
Read MoreIs your finger stuck in a painful bent position? This is known as trigger finger. Check out these treatments for immediate relief.
Read MoreThe time it takes to recover after stroke treatment varies for every person. Some regain full health while others can be stricken with disabilities.
Read MoreA notable sign of Raynaud’s phenomenon is a change of colour in the fingertips and toes. It can also affect other parts of the body as well.
Read MoreFibromyalgia symptoms are both physical and psychological. These are not life-threatening but can impair a person’s ability to function normally.
Read MoreA kidney infection is treatable, but why risk the complications? Besides, the condition is so easy to avoid. Just stop these seven bad habits.
Read MoreThe many types of rashes can present in numerous ways. Interestingly, having COVID-19 can also provoke an onset of skin rash.
Read MoreMillions of children around the world suffer from malnutrition diseases. In 2019, 20.7% of Malaysian children under five were found to be malnourished.
Read MoreTourette syndrome is a neurological disorder. It has no specific cause, but multiple factors can make a child prone to the condition.
Read MoreBad breath is a disorder that can treated with proper oral care. However, it can also indicate other more severe health conditions.
Read MoreLung cancer is the third most common cancer in Malaysia. Learn about what each of the lung cancer stages entails.
Read MoreThere are different types of nosebleeds, and they can all look scary. Read on to learn what causes nosebleeds and how to treat and prevent them.
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