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Keep Kids Free of Ringworm
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Posted on : June 8, 2016

Keep Kids Free of Ringworm

Bali schools can often be prime locations to come in contact with ringworm, which is not at all a worm but referred to as “tinea corporis” and easy to treat. Tinea infections are caused by ...
The 60-Second Workout
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Posted on : June 8, 2016

The 60-Second Workout

A new study of interval training shows less is indeed more:a mere 60 seconds of strenuous exertion proved to be as worthy at improving health and fitness as 45-minutes of moderate exercise. A ...
13 Food Myths Debunked
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Posted on : June 8, 2016

13 Food Myths Debunked

  Even with such clear advancements in nutrition and science, the datedmyths on how we should eat are still in circulation. Health-e helps clear the confusion.   Myth: Avoid eggs ...
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Posted on : June 8, 2016

10 Most Common Home Injuries

  It’s not just being outdoors in Bali where we can find injury, accidents can happen in your home or villa when you least expect it. When it comes to health and safety, especially for those ...
Destination Asia Trains 60 Guides in First Aid
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Posted on : May 5, 2016

Destination Asia Trains 60 ...

  BIMC Hospital is well recocognized for its Basic Life Support First Aid Training program. In the month of April, the hospital group provided Destination Asia three first aid training ...
Managing Chronic Back Pain
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Posted on : May 5, 2016

Managing Chronic Back Pain

By Dr. Ketut Ngurah Gunapriya, SpAn,KIC,FIPP     Back pain is one of the most common reasons someone seeks medical attention in fact about 80 percent of adults experience lower back ...
Simple Medicine: Walk to Improve Blood Sugar Levels
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Posted on : May 5, 2016

Simple Medicine: Walk to Im...

  We are upright walking animals that are meant to amble and not just on a treadmill. A healthy walk after a meal, especially dinner before you sleep, reduces blood sugar levels that play a ...
Vitamin C May Lower Risk Of Cataracts: Report
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Posted on : May 5, 2016

Vitamin C May Lower Risk Of...

  According to a recent report from the journal Ophthalmology, a healthy diet of fruits and vegetables can help prevent cataracts regardless of genetic predisposition. The condition starts ...
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Posted on : May 5, 2016

A World War Against Tobacco

  “Thank you for not smoking, say no to cigarettes” reads a sign at the entrance to the Sulawesi village of Bone-Bone while another reads: “Please enjoy the scenery and fresh air in our ...
A Positive Space for Children
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Posted on : April 6, 2016

A Positive Space for Children

    BIMC Hospitals now provides a pediatric specialist specifically to meet inquiries from the expatriate community and families travelling with children to the island. BIMC recognizes ...
Wake Up and Ride Safely
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Posted on : April 6, 2016

Wake Up and Ride Safely

The island’s Bali Wake Park celebrated its 2nd anniversary with the International Wake boarding Competition held March 26-27. Bali Wake Park director, Ryan Lee, said the competition was an ...
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Posted on : April 6, 2016

Indonesia’s Very Own Super ...

Heart healthy: Fermented soy foods namely, tempeh, have more bioactive peptides (breakdown proteins) than non-fermented soy foods and are broken down by molds, yeasts and bacteria into peptide ...
End Malaria for Good
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Posted on : April 6, 2016

End Malaria for Good

April 25th is World Malaria Day with the fight against the disease still requiring a steadfast approach in most tropical countries, including Indonesia with five provinces showing to still have ...
Fitness Training the Functional Way
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Posted on : April 6, 2016

Fitness Training the Functi...

Over the years, we have witnessed a shift toward making training more functional, a concept originally used by physical therapists in rehabilitation exercises that mimic what patients did daily ...
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Posted on : April 6, 2016

Harmful Beverages

Much like the anti-tobacco movement over the decades, Asia’s soda-guzzling nations are stepping up and taking notice, preparing to impose taxes on fizzy drinks in an effort to curb health issues ...
March 24 is Tuberculosis Awareness Day
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Posted on : March 15, 2016

March 24 is Tuberculosis Aw...

BIMC is dedicated to informing Bali residents of just how prevalent TB is and educating them so that they are able to identify the disease early and seek proper treatment. TB kills an estimated ...
Taking out Processed Foods
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Posted on : March 15, 2016

Taking out Processed Foods

If there’s a process involved in making the foods you eat they are probably not good for you. Here are the worst ingredients: Fructose corn syrup Consuming high-fructose corn syrup is the fastest ...
2016 Consumer Health Wearables (Part 2)
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Posted on : March 15, 2016

2016 Consumer Health Wearab...

iHealth has designed connected healthcare devices like blood pressure monitors, wireless scales, glucose-monitoring systems, and fitness trackers that are the best in the market. Their new ...
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Posted on : March 15, 2016

Health Officials: Zika Not ...

  Erring on the side of caution, Indonesia has taken a number of preventive measures against the Zika virus after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the spread of the disease a ...
Keep Cancer at Bay by Starting 2016 with Life-Saving Screening
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Posted on : January 11, 2016

Keep Cancer at Bay by Start...

    At what age is it best to do the right thing and get tested and what are the specifics? Age 20-29 At this age, a cancer-related check-up should be part of your periodic health exams ...