Health
Thailand reports first anthrax death in 30 years, health alert issued
Thailand has experienced its first anthrax-related death in 30 years, resulting in a public health alert after hundreds in Mukdahan province were possibly exposed to the bacteria. A 53 year old man from Mukdahan passed away on Wednesday, April 30, after contracting anthrax. A second...
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Chiang Mai unveils cultural and health tourism route
Chiang Mai launched a new cultural and health tourism route during the National Thai Traditional Medicine Wisdom Day and the Thai Traditional Medicine Wisdom Fair. The event took place yesterday, October 25, and was presided over by Siwa Thamikanon, the Deputy Governor of Chiang Mai, who was assigned by Nirut Phongsitthithaworn, the Governor of Chiang …
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Prostate cancer – the silent killer: How early detection can save lives
Prostate cancer remains one of the most common cancers affecting men globally, including Thailand. And let us be the bearer of bad news today: all men are at risk of developing this type of cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, an estimated 299,010 new cases of prostate cancer will be diagnosed in the U.S. …
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Conceive the possibilities: How Ago Mom is birthing hope for modern families
Infertility and sterility are on the rise in today’s modern society, posing challenges to couples who aspire to have children. Using health supplements such as Ago Mom, as a means to improve overall physical well-being to positively impact the ability of conception, can offer hope and significantly contribute to the realisation of parenthood for couples …
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Fertility woes? Let’s make it a Ago Dad thing
It’s becoming increasingly common for younger couples to face challenges with infertility. According to the latest report from the World Health Organisation, one in six adults worldwide are infertile at some point in their lives. Support is at hand with Ago Dad. In Thailand, about 7.7% of couples of childbearing age are infertile, which is …
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How Allied Health (Thailand) helps you find dental care in Thailand
Dental care can be expensive. If we followed the advice to visit a dentist every six months, we’d be left with empty wallets. And when specialised treatments like veneers, implants, or braces are needed? The costs can be astronomical. But what if we tell you that there’s a way around it? Instead of skipping check-ups, …
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Retired in Thailand? The one health screening that could save your life
If you’re an expat retired in Thailand, you’re likely to enjoy the beautiful beaches, warm climate, and relaxed lifestyle. However, it’s important to keep an eye on your health, especially as you age. One health screening that often flies under the radar for many older men is the prostate cancer screening. This test might not …
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How a day of ice bathing and breathwork in Koh Samui, Thailand can transform your life
Wellness tourism and retreats, especially in Thailand, are all the rage right now. But let’s be honest, some wellness trends feel like passing fads: fleeting and often pointless. Every now and then, though, something cuts through the noise. Ice baths, breathwork, and authentic relating are among those practices that stick around. The reason? These methods …
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Best chiropractors in Bangkok
Chiropractors in Bangkok are a must if you’re dealing with back or spinal issues. As we head into 2024, finding the right chiropractor has never been more important. With more and more people realising how crucial spinal health is, the demand for expert chiropractors has skyrocketed. Did you know that nearly 80% of adults will …
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The Amazing Thailand Marathon Bangkok 2024
The Amazing Thailand Marathon Bangkok 2024 is just around the corner, taking place on December 1, 2024. This premier marathon event is a highlight of the year, attracting both local and international runners. This guide will help you navigate everything you need to know about the marathon, from registration to event details, ensuring you have …
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Top 5 dental spas in Bangkok
Growing up, two of the most dreaded places are school and the dentist’s office. The harsh drilling sounds and the sterile, antibacterial smell send a signal to your brain that it’s going to be a long, uncomfortable experience. But imagine a dental visit that you actually look forward to because all those unpleasant elements are …
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10 everyday habits that are secretly ageing you
We all want to stay youthful, but some of our daily habits could be speeding up the ageing process without us even realising it. Here are 10 common lifestyle choices that might be affecting your health and appearance, and simple steps you can take to prevent it. 1. Skipping sunscreen Even on cloudy days, UV …
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Dental insurance: A guide for expats in Thailand
For expatriates living in Thailand, dental health insurance is essential. Many expats rely on private dental insurance plans to cover routine and major dental treatments, as employer-provided coverage often falls short. To sum up, expats living in Thailand should look into purchasing dental insurance from a private provider to ensure that they and their families …
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Allied Health (Thailand): Matching medical tourists with healthcare solutions
Thailand has long been recognised as a hub for tourism, but in recent years, a new form of tourism is gaining traction. With its world-class healthcare facilities, highly trained medical professionals, and affordable treatments, medical tourism is drawing more international visitors to the land of smiles. Today, health-conscious nomads are not just visiting Thailand …
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Thailand’s view on gender affirmation surgery
Thailand has long been a world-renowned destination for those seeking gender affirmation surgery (gender reassignment surgery), with agencies like Allied Health (Thailand) helping facilitate this transformative journey. The obvious reason is that the country has built an impressive reputation as a premier medical tourism hub thanks to its top-tier medical facilities, skilled professionals, and affordability. …
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Should you get your moles checked by a dermatologist regularly?
We’ve all got moles, but how often do we think about getting them checked? For most people, the answer might be “not often enough.” Moles are so common and are generally harmless that we don’t usually associate them with something as serious as cancer. However, certain types of moles, especially if they show unusual changes, …
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Allied Health (Thailand): Second opinions for medical tourists
As Thailand continues to position itself as the leader of medical tourism in Southeast Asia, tourists may be still uncertain about how to approach receiving treatment. Should you bother looking for a second opinion while seeking healthcare abroad? Will the facilities be as clean and accessible as in my home country? What information should you …
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Protected: Ago Mom accompanies the dream of becoming a mother of millions of women
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The breast cancer-fighting food that big pharma doesn’t want you to know about
When it comes to preventing breast cancer, many of us focus on regular screenings and medical treatments. But there’s something simple and natural that can also play a role in the fight against breast cancer: the food on your plate. One food, in particular, has been gaining attention for its potential cancer-fighting benefits, it’s cruciferous …
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Thailand’s workplaces in crisis: Mental health support falls short
Thailand’s workplaces are failing to provide vital psychological help for employees grappling with stress, depression, and other mental health issues, campaigners warn. As the world marked Mental Health Day 2024 yesterday, October 10, Thai advocates are raising alarms over the country’s mental health crisis in offices, where employees struggle with burnout, fear, and stigma. The …
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The 60-second health check that could save your life
When it comes to your health, a little bit of attention can go a long way. You don’t always need fancy equipment or hours at the doctor’s office to know something’s wrong. Sometimes, a quick, simple check can spot early signs of potential issues and might even save your life. Here’s a practical guide to …
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Allied Health is your best friend for medical tourism in Thailand
Thailand’s reputation for offering high-quality yet affordable medical care, cutting-edge technology, and timely services has made it a top choice as a medical tourism destination. At first glance, planning your treatment here might seem straightforward: book your flight, pick up your passport, and head over for the procedure. But as you research and start planning, …
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Bacterial infections: Thailand’s silent killers strike flood victims
Thailand’s Department of Disease Control (DDC) issued a warning as cases of Leptospirosis and Melioidosis surge amidst the rainy season and floods. Both bacterial infections are on the rise, particularly threatening children, and require immediate attention. In just the first nine months of this year, around 6,000 cases have been reported, leading to a staggering …
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Miskawaan Health Group unveils revolutionary next-gen cancer & anti-ageing treatments
Miskawaan Health Group (MHG) in Bangkok, Thailand, is making waves in the world of health innovation and functional medicine. Their latest triumph? The sensational launch of Chlorogenic Acid (CHA), a product hailed as a game-changer in anti-ageing, cancer care, and overall wellness. This cutting-edge development promises not only to revolutionise cancer prevention and treatment but …
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Thailand steps up screening for mystery disease from Afghanistan
Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health intensified its monitoring of travellers arriving from Afghanistan, aiming to curb the potential spread of a mysterious infectious disease. Local officials in Afghanistan reported at least 500 cases of the unidentified illness in the Kafshan Valley, Shinwari district of Parwan province, approximately 80 kilometres north of Kabul. The disease’s rapid …
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Venomous bites are on the rise in Thailand this rainy season
The Thai Ministry of Public Health has sounded the alarm, urging everyone to stay alert and protect themselves against venomous animal bites during the rainy season. This warning follows reports of five people bitten by venomous creatures in two provinces, a troubling reminder of the risks that accompany this year’s floods. To help individuals safeguard …
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10 tips for a healthy retirement in Thailand
Imagine spending your golden years surrounded by breathtaking scenery, enjoying an affordable lifestyle, and immersing yourself in a warm, welcoming culture. Retiring in Thailand offers all of this and more. To help you make the most of this exciting chapter, here are 10 practical tips that will ensure your retirement is not only healthy but …
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Vaping a chance: Thailand aims to clear the air for 20,000 youths
The Public Health Ministry plans to rehabilitate 20,000 young e-cigarette users as part of its efforts to curb the spread of e-cigarettes, according to Minister Somsak Thepsutin. vaping a chance: health ministry aims to clear the air for 20,000 youths! Somsak’s announcement came in response to concerns raised by Senator Premsak Piayura during a Senate …
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Safe mosquito repellents to get in Thailand
Travelling to Thailand is sure to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but you should also consider the local climate. Thailand is known for its warm and tropical conditions, but unlucky for us, mosquitoes just so happen to thrive in this climate too. So before you make your trip, make sure that you have your mosquito repellents …
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WHO gives green light to first mpox test
In a crucial move to fight the growing mpox crisis, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has approved Abbott Laboratories’ mpox diagnostic test for emergency use. This marks the first approval of its kind as the global health body ramps up efforts to tackle outbreaks across affected regions. The real-time PCR test, known as the Alinity …
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10 essential tips for families moving to Thailand
Moving to Thailand is an exciting adventure, especially when you’re moving with your family. The country is popular for its warm climate, rich culture, and welcoming people, making it a popular destination for expatriates. However, settling in a new country can be challenging. To help make your transition smoother, here are 10 essential tips for …
