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Five Tips to Control Diabetes
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Posted on : May 6, 2015

Five Tips to Control Diabetes

Type-two diabetes is the most common type of diabetes and it can be controlled by some easy lifestyle adjustments. If you are overweight or have a family history of diabetes you need to take ...
The Gluten Debate
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Posted on : May 6, 2015

The Gluten Debate

Nutrition The Gluten Debate “Gluten-free” has been the buzzword for the past decade, going from something once considered important for a subset of people with food intolerances to a worldwide ...
Mesotherapy Injections Recommended to Rid Fat
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Posted on : May 6, 2015

Mesotherapy Injections Reco...

If you’re seeking body beautiful without that fat that just won’t come off, there is one treatment that’s been around a while with regaining interest. Today a technique called mesotherapy ...
Elevated Dengue Numbers in Bali
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Posted on : May 6, 2015

Elevated Dengue Numbers in ...

The year’s rainy season has witnessed a spike in dengue fever with BIMC Hospitals Bali receiving more cases than previous years. Know the facts and keep safe. Dengue fever is a mosquito-borne ...
Why Hair Dye Allergies Are Nothing To Sneeze At
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Posted on : January 29, 2015

Why Hair Dye Allergies Are ...

The Story Of My Hair Is The Story Of My Life Most people in all probability associate carrying a wig with a costume get together corresponding to you’d attend around Halloween time but not ...
Ancient Cures For Hair Loss
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Posted on : June 11, 2014

Ancient Cures For Hair Loss

Ancient Cures For Hair Loss Sew in hair can actually work wonders for black ladies, by enhancing the texture and high quality of their hair. Search out a licensed black hair care professional in ...
Dengue Fever
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Posted on : January 16, 2014

Could it be dengue?

Most people traveling to the tropics will be advised to avoid mosquito bites, not just because mosquito bites are aggravating; but also because some mosquitoes are capable of carrying and ...
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Posted on : December 20, 2013

Bali Travel Tips: Staying H...

Traveling exposes your health to a number of threats, some minor others potentially dangerous. A lot of travel destinations, especially a tropical destination such as Bali, have germs and ...
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Posted on : December 17, 2013

Swimmer itch

What is a Swimmer’s Itch? Swimmer’s itch is a skin rash caused by a parasite (shistosomes) which ordinarily infect birds, semi-aquatic mammals, and snails. Common grackles, red-winged blackbirds, ...
liver failure
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Posted on : September 23, 2013

Alcoholic Liver Disease

Alcoholic liver disease refers to a range of conditions and associated symptoms that develop when the liver becomes damaged due to alcohol misuse. Harmful drinking Harmful drinking means drinking ...
mad dog
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Posted on : April 3, 2013

Things to Know About Rabies

By: dr. Maria Dewi Rabies is a zoonotic disease, a disease of animals that can infect humans.  It is a serious and fatal disease.  Until recently,  there is no proven effective treatment, despite ...
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Posted on : October 17, 2012

Get to know LegionnaireR...

Legionnaire’s Disease (LD) is an infectious respiratory and/or lung disease caused by a group of bacteria called Legionella sp., and among all of its “family members”, Legionella pneumophila is ...
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Posted on : October 8, 2012

Typhoid Fever: Stay Vigilant

Typhoid fever or Enteric fever is a systemic acute illness associated with fever and digestive problems that is most often caused by the Salmonella typhi bacteria. Typhoid fever is contracted by ...
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Posted on : September 6, 2012

Stay away from Malaria

About 50 per cent of Indonesia’s population is at risk of malaria, with the most affected area in the eastern parts of Indonesia, from East Nusa Tenggara to Maluku and Papua. The areas covering ...
High Blood Pressure
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Posted on : March 12, 2012

High Blood Pressure

The Importance of a Healthy Blood Pressure People who do not yet have high blood pressure at age 55 still face a 90% chance of developing high blood pressure during their lifetime. So this is a ...
Diabetes
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Posted on : March 12, 2012

Diabetes

Diabetes among the Elderly The age factor is very crucial in medicine. The metabolism and physical conditions change with advanced age. The elderly need special attention, especially when there ...
ICU doctors
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Posted on : February 23, 2012

Critical Care

Critical care medicine specializes in caring for the most seriously sick or injured patients. These patients are best treated in a specialized area known as the intensive care unit (ICU) with ...
24 hours medical and emergency centre
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Posted on : February 23, 2012

Medical Attention in Indonesia

There are several ways to seek medical attention during your time in Indonesia: Hotel or home visit by a clinic, hospital or doctor General practitioner consultation Specialist consultation ...
cancer screening
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Posted on : January 2, 2012

Cancer Screening

Some types of cancer can be found before they cause symptoms. Checking for cancer (or for conditions that may lead to cancer) in people who have no symptoms is called screening. Screening can ...
holiday stroke
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Posted on : January 2, 2012

Holiday Stroke

A study showed result that more brain infarction or also known as a non-hemorrhagic stroke occurred more during the weekends and holidays. There was a significant correlation between alcohol ...