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Sponsored Could bitcoin serve as a hedge against US Tariffs?
If you hold a certain amount of bitcoin or whether you’re planning to buy some soon, you must be wondering what impact the US tariffs have on the coveted crypto’s price. A market analysis by Inky Cho, Financial Markets Strategist...
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How to use instagram thread feature for marketing
Ever heard about Instagram’s thread feature? It is the recent talk of the town in the realm of social media marketing. But, are you curious as to how to leverage it to enhance your brand’s exposure and customer interaction? This article will provide an in-depth look at this innovative feature, demonstrating how it can revolutionise your marketing approach. Not just…
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Things you should avoid doing after retirement in Thailand
Dreaming about sipping fresh coconut water on the beautiful beaches of Thailand when you retire? You are not alone. Thailand is super popular among retirees because of its stunning landscapes, yearlong tropical weather, and affordable lifestyle. But we all know that retirement is not just about hammocks and sunrise swims, right? There can be a few bumps on the road…
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Top ways to fail at getting a work permit in Thailand
Obtaining a work permit in Thailand is a complex process due to its strict regulations and substantial penalties for violations. Potential issues can vary from misplacing or modifying your work permit without prior notification to the designated authorities to not correctly updating personal detail changes. These errors can unintentionally endanger your work status. A slight alteration to your personal information…
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TradingPRO’s global journey in May: A testament to commitment and excellence
In May, TradingPRO embarked on an ambitious journey, attending four prestigious expos across the globe: Colombia, Dubai, South Africa, and the Philippines. This extensive tour was a challenging endeavour for our dedicated team, who tirelessly worked to make each event a success. Despite the rigours of travel and the demands of maintaining a consistent presence, we persevered, driven by the…
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5 ways to create passive income in Thailand
Ever thought about a scenario where your bank balance accumulates even when you are not actively working? This is a common aspiration and within the context of Thailand, it can become a reality with an array of opportunities available to achieve a consistent revenue stream. You have the option to invest in high-income portfolios, pursue a career in English teaching,…
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ASEAN NOW launches ‘Political Soapbox’: The ultimate forum for expats to discuss world politics
Thailand’s leading expat forum, ASEAN NOW, has been a space for expatriates to seek advice, community, and insightful discussions about living in Southeast Asia. With that, ASEAN NOW has been listening to the increasing interest among expats to engage in world politics and has launched a new forum for it. The new forum, named Political Soapbox, has quickly become the go-to…
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Looking for a great spa in Koh Samui? Here is a list for 2024
Koh Samui is well-loved by many for its crystal clear beaches, exciting excursions, and activities. We all know Koh Samui is a paradise for adventure and, ultimately, relaxation. Why don’t you step it up a notch by pampering yourself with the best spa treatments? Here are exceptional spas in Koh Samui you need to visit to banish your tension and…
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Thailand health authorities warn about rising RSV infections among children
As the rainy season approaches, the Department of Disease Control is issuing a warning to parents to be on high alert for respiratory illnesses in young children, particularly those caused by the Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV). This virus is a significant concern for children aged 0-2 years, who are especially vulnerable to severe illness during this time of year. Rising…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (June 28 to 30)
The weekend is almost here, and, as always, Bangkok offers a range of exciting things to do and enjoy. From watching the UEFA Euro 2024, catching a Guatemalan film screening, or shopping at a flea market, there’s no such thing as a dull weekend in this city. But if you still can’t decide where to go and what to do…
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Nepalese momos versus Thai dumplings
If you harbour a vested interest in these diminutive gastronomic delights, the forthcoming exploration pledges considerable gratification. We are about to embark on a comprehensive study of the Nepalese Momo and Thai dumplings, two quintessential dishes that have bewitched connoisseurs worldwide. Originally from Nepal, the Momo represents a unique variety of steamed dumplings endowed with a flexible filling, thus allowing…
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Hidden heart condition that can be fatal affects 1 in 4 seniors
A recent study has unveiled a surprising and concerning fact: 28% of seniors over the age of 60 have undiagnosed heart valve disease. This revelation highlights the importance of better screening methods to manage health in older adults. The study, led by the University of East Anglia-UK, examined nearly 4,500 healthy, symptom-free seniors and found that more than a quarter…
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New hope for men with delayed ejaculation
Delayed ejaculation, often overlooked, affects between 1% and 3% of men worldwide. This condition involves a persistent difficulty or inability to ejaculate despite adequate sexual desire, erection, and stimulation. Despite its impact on quality of life, no medications have been approved by major health agencies like the UK’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulations Agency (MHRA), the US Food and Drug…
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Purr-fect innovation: Chulalongkorn’s urine luck with cat health kit
Researchers from Chulalongkorn University unveiled the Cat Urine Test Kit designed to screen for kidney disease, gallstones, and cystitis in cats. This easy-to-use test kit promises quick and precise results, ensuring prompt treatment for our furry friends. All cat lovers cherish their pets’ health, but cats, like humans, can suffer from various ailments. The most prevalent feline issues include kidney…
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IU H.E.R. world tour concert in Bangkok 2024 ultimate guide
Excitement is absolutely soaring as the beloved singer IU brings her phenomenal world tour to Bangkok! She is well-known for her voice, excellent performances, and, most importantly, her out-of-this-world looks. The 2024 IU HER WORLD TOUR CONCERT in Bangkok is set to light up Impact Challenger Hall 1, Muang Thong Thani, on the 29th and 30th of June, and it’s…
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How to use content marketing in an Omnichannel Strategy
In the dynamic and multifaceted field of marketing, achieving efficacy can often appear to hitting a constantly moving target. One approach that’s witnessing significant momentum is omnichannel marketing, a harmonious tactic that guarantees every encounter with customers embodies consistency in appearance, perception, and communication. The question then arises, how does one consolidate content marketing with this strategy? If employed proficiently,…
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The latest collection from SIRIVANNAVARI MAISON available now at ICONCRAFT
As the season of blooming flowers arrives, ICONCRAFT invites those with exquisite taste to experience the art of joyful living through beautiful flowers with the “Maison des Fleurs” collection. This latest offering of tableware and home fragrances from SIRIVANNAVARI MAISON by the brand SIRIVANNAVARI is now available at its first pop-up store at ICONCRAFT, 4th floor, ICONSIAM, from June 20…
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CBD and metformin show promise in treating autism-related behaviours
Fragile X syndrome and Phelan-McDermid syndrome are two genetic conditions that lead to various neurodevelopmental difficulties throughout life. Both conditions often include autism spectrum disorder (ASD) symptoms, such as speech delay, social challenges, and repetitive behaviours. These disorders can make life particularly tough for children and their families, and finding effective treatments has been an ongoing challenge. Promising research unveiled…
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SARS-CoV-2 induces somnolence in many in the post-Covid-19 phase
What is somnolence? Somnolence is a state where a person feels continuously sleepy and drowsy despite having enough sleep. It goes beyond regular tiredness, making it difficult to stay awake and focus on daily tasks. Covid-19 and post-Covid somnolence After recovering from Covid, many people report experiencing somnolence. They feel overwhelmingly sleepy, even after a full night’s rest. This condition…
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Things to keep in mind while purchasing a new car in Thailand
Exploring the automobile market in Thailand might seem complex, particularly if you are on the quest to purchase a new car. It goes beyond merely selecting an eye-catching model, numerous crucial elements need consideration. This article aims to elucidate the vital considerations when buying a new car in Thailand, to support you in making a well-informed decision. Thailand’s automotive market…
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Why Sour Diesel is the go-to strain for energetic euphoria
When it comes to the world of cannabis, few strains can boast a reputation as large as Sour Diesel. A staple for long-term cannabis users, the pungent, sour aroma of this bud is its main claim to fame, and while it’s also renowned for its earthy profile and citrus undertones, it became popularised by its properties. Sour diesel has been…
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What is the fastest-selling cannabis type in Thailand
Take a journey with us through Thailand’s lush cannabis landscape, where strains like Siamese Sativa and Ayutthaya Amnesia reign supreme. These strains, embodying the vibrant spirit of Thai vitality, are not just popular; they’re transforming the way enthusiasts perceive cannabis. Siamese Sativa, a pure sativa variety, awakens the senses with its crisp citrus aroma and floral notes, while Ayutthaya Amnesia…
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How parents can make or break a student’s education
As parents, your involvement can tip the scales towards success or unnecessary stress. Tuitions, often seen as a magic wand for academic excellence, can sometimes rob students of their self-learning needs. But how often should you resort to them? The answer lies in balance and understanding. Education is not a dictatorship, it is a democratic process. Setting unrealistic expectations can…
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How to negotiate for a better job package
Securing the job that you have always been looking for can not only give you a sense of relief but it can also elevate your sense of achievement. However, before you accept the proposed salary offer out of excitement, make sure not to overlook the negotiation of your employment package. There is a stigma that the initial offer that you…
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Effects of cannabis on Cannabinoid receptors
Have you ever been curious why some novice cannabis users experience no effects? The captivating science of cannabinoids and their interaction with our body’s system provides the answer. Current studies indicate that small quantities of cannabinoids from cannabis can stimulate the body to generate more endocannabinoids and construct additional cannabinoid receptors. This remarkable occurrence is merely the beginning when it…
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Penile cancer and penile amputations rising globally
Recent global health reports indicate a concerning rise in the incidence of penile cancer, a rare but increasingly prevalent disease affecting men. According to researchers from Sun Yat-Sen University in China, the number of penile cancer cases is expected to increase by 77% globally over the next 26 years. This significant uptick has been noted across various regions, with Germany…
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Revamped Jungceylon Shopping Center unveils a refreshed look with new immersive concepts
Jungceylon, one of Phuket’s largest malls, is set to unveil its new look following an asset enhancement initiative (AEI) to reposition the mall as “The Oasis of Shopping in Patong” – a one-stop destination offering fresh and immersive concepts in this lively and convenient locale. Mr. Prawit Janyasittikul, Chief Executive Officer of Phuket Square Co., Ltd., which manages Jungceylon, said,…
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Loneliness increases risk of strokes in older adults by 56 percent
Loneliness, often overshadowed by more visible health concerns, is emerging as a significant risk factor for strokes among older adults. A study published in the peer-reviewed medical journal: The Clinical Medicine yesterday by researchers from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health has shed light on this silent threat, revealing that chronic feelings of loneliness can increase the risk of…
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St. Andrews Green Valley offer transformative outdoor learning experience for students
At St. Andrews International School, Green Valley, lessons take place outside as much as they do outside. The school embraces outdoor learning into their curriculum, as well as offering outdoor activities like Forest School, School Trips, and the Duke of Edinburgh Programme. This innovative approach provides various benefits for their students. According to research, incorporating nature into education improves academic…
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Awesome Bangkok events this week near you
Leaf, Laugh, Love in partnership with Sroast Productions will be hosting the Time to Shine comedy night at Golden Hour BKK in Asoke. I’ll be your host brining you some of the best local comedic talent Bangkok has to offer. Follow Leaf, Laugh, Love comedy on Instagram to stay up to date on all of the Comedy shows happening around…
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A new common health threat that most people are not aware of – CKM syndrome
You might think that your heart and kidneys work separately within your body, but they are actually deeply connected. The health of your heart can significantly influence the health of your kidneys, and vice versa. This interconnectedness has led health experts to identify a new health issue called cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome. What is CKM syndrome? CKM syndrome is a condition…
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