medical science
- Thailand News
Thai and Taiwanese firms join to build medical products plant
Aiming to capitalise on the government’s initiative to make Thailand a medical hub in Southeast Asia, Thai firm Namwiwat Medical Corporation (Nam) and Taiwanese company Somnics Inc have joined forces to construct a new manufacturing plant. The facility, intended to serve as an export base, will produce a wide range of medical products, including sleep-enhancing devices. Nam, a local sterilised…
- Health
Beat Leprosy: Expert Tips on Avoiding This Ancient Disease
Leprosy, a disease with a rich history and lots of misunderstandings, still poses quite a challenge in public health today, even though we’re seeing fewer cases in many places. This stubborn infection is caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium leprae, which mainly targets the skin, nerves, and mucosal surfaces of our bodies. For those dedicated folks looking to prevent this ailment,…
- Health
Thailand beats leprosy with royal backing and medical strides
Leprosy, an ailment that has afflicted humankind for millennia, encountered a formidable challenge in Thailand through the initiatives of the monarchy and concerted public health endeavours. This article offers an in-depth analysis of Thailand’s transformation of its campaign against leprosy into a narrative of victory. It delineates the comprehensive strategy employed for the management of leprosy within the nation, highlighting…
- Business News
Siriraj Hospital partners with Cariva to bolster Thailand’s medical AI ecosystem
Siriraj Hospital‘s Faculty of Medicine, under Mahidol University, is partnering with local artificial intelligence (AI) start-up, Cariva (Thailand), to utilise AI technology in enhancing medical treatment and developing innovative medical products and services. This collaboration is aimed at solidifying Thailand’s reputation as a medical hub and facilitating the export of AI-driven healthcare innovations to the Asia-Pacific region. Dr Apichat Asavamongkolkul,…
- Health
Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment with CyberKnife Technology
Despite significant advancements in medical science, cancer remains a leading cause of death worldwide. Traditional treatments, such as chemotherapy and surgery, often come with debilitating side effects and lengthy recovery periods. However, a groundbreaking technology innovative enough to revolutionize cancer treatment is now available in Thailand – CyberKnife treatment. CyberKnife treatment is a non-intrusive alternative suitable for treating both malignant…
