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Sponsored Long-term life in Thailand? 5 reasons private health insurance pays off in the long run
Thailand is a great place for expats and retirees, offering a warm climate, affordable living, and rich culture. However, healthcare can be tricky for foreigners since they aren’t eligible for public health coverage, and private care can be expensive. Private...
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Gen X faces higher cancer risk than Baby Boomers
Generation X (Gen X), born between 1965 and 1980, faces a higher risk of developing cancer than the Baby Boomer generation, according to a recent study published in JAMA Network Open. This comprehensive research, conducted by the National Cancer Institute, analysed the health records of 3.8 million Americans diagnosed with malignant cancer between 1992 and 2018. The findings suggest that…
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How public libraries in Thailand help students
Envision the realm where knowledge is readily available, where exploration into historical depths or scientific frontiers is possible. That’s the potential public libraries hold, especially within Thailand. They serve as gateways to limitless learning opportunities, not mere structures housing books. Located in Thailand’s core, public libraries have evolved to become an integral component in students’ educational journey. Vectored far beyond…
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Delta 8 THC gummies for sleep? What you need to know
In recent years, Delta 8 THC gummies have become a popular alternative for those seeking the benefits of cannabis without the intense high associated with Delta 9 THC. Among the various uses for Delta 8 THC, sleep improvement has emerged as a significant area of interest. But how effective are these gummies for sleep? This article dives deep into everything…
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Do you qualify for a digital nomad visa?
Is it your dream to travel the world? But is money an issue that keeps you chained to your desk at work? Well, as the world becomes increasingly interconnected and remote work continues to gain popularity, many countries have started offering digital nomad visas. These visas allow remote workers to live in a country for an extended period while working…
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Are libraries necessary anymore
Consider a world devoid of libraries. Challenging to envision? They represent more than just edifices housing book collections; they serve as pivotal community hubs, repositories of information, and havens for wisdom enthusiasts. Libraries hold importance in moulding societies, underlining their irreplaceable value. Hence, whether one is a fervent bibliophile, an earnest scholar, or an individual who has not frequented a…
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Your way to love: Tips and tricks to find the one for you
Love is hard. In this generation, the definition of love has changed. Many people are not looking for the same ideals as past generations. Think back to the last time you were truly in love and felt like you found the person you wanted to spend the rest of your life with, it’s hard, isn’t it? However, don’t be discouraged,…
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CBD is everywhere but is it safe for cancer patients?
In recent years, Cannabidiol (CBD) has taken the health and wellness market by storm. From oils and creams to edibles and beverages, CBD is being touted as a cure-all for a variety of ailments. One of the groups particularly interested in CBD is cancer patients. Facing a myriad of symptoms from both the disease and its treatments, these patients are…
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Five time saving hacks in Thailand
Envision a scenario where your vacation to Thailand is conducted seamlessly and efficiently. In reality, this is not merely an abstract concept. We have on hand some excellent insider advice that can expedite your itinerary and enhance your leisure time. From tackling immigration procedures to noting down indispensable information, we are prepared to guide you through a series of simple…
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How to store your cannabis products safely
Whether you are an old friend of cannabis or just getting to know the plant, it is pretty important to know how to store it right and safely to keep things fresh and fiery. And nope, it is not just about shoving them in some drawer or closet. There are a few cool scientific rules to play by getting them…
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Frequent walks can reduce back pain
Did you know that something as simple as walking can make a huge difference in managing and preventing lower back pain? A recent study published in The Lancet on June 19 has shown that taking regular walks can significantly reduce the risk of experiencing future episodes of low back pain. This easy, cost-effective activity also improves quality of life, sleep,…
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How weather can affect your car battery
Have you ever wondered why your automobile has difficulty initiating on frigid winter mornings? If you are reluctant in the cold, it’s not just you. Your vehicle’s battery also experiences adverse effects. The winter season, with its severe low temperatures, can greatly impact the lead-acid batteries that facilitate the start of your vehicle. The cold weather not only causes discomfort,…
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DLTS International School held its DLTS grand opening on June 29
DLTS International School held its DLTS Grand Opening on June 29, 2024, at DLTS International School Rama 5. The event featured the unveiling of DLTS’s new, spacious classroom building and fully equipped Clubhouse, catering comprehensively to both in-class and extracurricular learning needs. Parents also enjoyed spectacular student performances, showcasing skills honed through the Denla Academy’s special courses—a highlight of DLTS…
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Thailand’s Department of Disease Control warns about poisonous wild mushrooms
If you’re one of the adventurous souls who enjoy foraging for wild mushrooms, especially in the rainy season when lots of wild mushrooms emerge, it’s time to be extra cautious. The Department of Disease Control, under Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health, has issued a stern warning: many wild mushrooms can be “poisonous mushrooms” and pose a serious risk, including death.…
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Prunes boost bone health in postmenopausal women
When it comes to maintaining strong bones, most people think of dairy products like milk, cheese, and yoghurt. However, a new study by Pennsylvania State University researchers reveals that prunes might be just as beneficial for bone health, especially for postmenopausal women. This groundbreaking research, published in Osteoporosis International, indicates that daily consumption of prunes can slow age-related bone loss…
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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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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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Time to retire: Family home or retirement home?
Are you about to retire or think it’s time to take a break? Retirement is on its way and the next step after you resign is to find a new home. While many people enjoy living with their significant other, others prefer a more community-based living situation. Two of the biggest types include multigenerational homes and retirement homes. Although there…
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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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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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New deadly Mpox strain raises concerns about possible global spread
A new and highly dangerous strain of Mpox, previously known as monkeypox, has emerged in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), causing worldwide alarm. This mutated variant, identified as clade 1b, is spreading rapidly and has a significantly higher fatality rate compared to other known strains. The World Health Organization (WHO) and scientists are urging immediate action to contain this…
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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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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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How to gain your first 500 followers on instagram
Are you stepping into the Instagram domain with an exuberance to achieve your initial 500 followers achievement? Whether you are an emerging influencer, an entrepreneur running a small-scale venture, or simply a picture-sharing enthusiast, this advisory content paves the way for accruing a committed Instagram following. Indeed, deciphering the complex environment of Instagram may seem challenging, especially for new entrants.…
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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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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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Nutritious snacks to energise your kids in Thailand
After a long day at school, what your child needs is a nice bundle of snacks for them to return home to. I remember the days when I would come home from school and munch on treats that my parents prepared for me, whether it was Mantou (Chinese steamed buns), dumplings, or some fruit. As a current college student, there…
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