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Posted on : October 17, 2016

Cuckoo for Coconuts: A Worl...

For the global health conscious, coconut oil isn’t just an ingredient in cooking, it’s a invaluable and perfectly natural tonic used to promote heart health, lose weight, control diabetes, ...
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Posted on : October 17, 2016

Tiny Organ Controls Blood P...

The mere size of a grain of rice, the carotid body, located between two major arteries of the neck that supply the brain with blood, has recently been discovered to control blood pressure. ...
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Posted on : October 17, 2016

To Vape or Not to Vape

The 67 percent of Indonesian males and five percent of females over 15 years old trying to wean themselves off smoking tobacco have been provided controversial assistance with the advent of the ...
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Posted on : August 30, 2016

2016: A Year of Amazing Med...

Millions of people are living longer and in better health thanks to major advances in medical technology that have produced new high-quality, cost-effective therapies, from Microsoft to ...
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Posted on : August 5, 2016

Use your body or lose it al...

A recent US medical study put over 100 elderly people on a brain fitness regimen for three months that included meditation training, cognitive behavior therapy, and education about the ...
nanotechnology in healthcare illustration
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Posted on : August 5, 2016

A Fantastic Voyage: Nanotec...

The 1966 movie, The Fantastic Voyage, starring Stephen Boyd, Raquel Welch, and Edmond O’Brien, has proven a storyline well ahead of its time. The film’s premise finds a comatose scientist with a ...
Zika Musquito
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Posted on : August 5, 2016

Two Zika Cases Prompt Austr...

Urging its citizens to protect themselves from mosquito bites and other dangers while traveling in Indonesia,the Australian Dept. of Health website listed the country with “sporadic and limited” ...
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 ...
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 ...
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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 ...
Ladies: it’s Cervical Cancer Month
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Posted on : January 11, 2016

Ladies: it’s Cervical Cance...

January does not just mark the start of a new year, it’s also Cervical Cancer Awareness Month and here’s what you need to know. Cervical Health Awareness Month hopes to raise awareness of this ...
Hard to pronounce, easy to contract
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Posted on : October 7, 2015

Hard to pronounce, easy to ...

Osteoporosis may not roll off the tongue easily, but globally, one in three women and one in five men over the age of 50 will contract it in their lifetime. A disease that literally means “porous ...
“Rabies : Asia’s Invisible Killer”
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Posted on : September 9, 2015

“Rabies : Asia’s Invi...

Bali may be regarded as paradise on earth, but it also offers serious health risks that are almost invisible. One of these is rabies, a disease now unknown in Australia, Japan, much of Europe and ...
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Posted on : August 3, 2015

Women Who Are Prone to a ‘M...

One of the great heart disease myths is that it is, primarily, a man’s disease. In fact, it is the No. 1 killer of women and is more deadly than all forms of cancer combined. How did this ...
International Students Discover Medical Tourism
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Posted on : June 25, 2015

International Students Disc...

Forty students from Udayana University International Summer School program visited BIMC Nusa Dua on July 6. The program provided cross-cultural awareness in travel medicine, namely vaccinations, ...
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Posted on : June 25, 2015

Middle East Respiratory Syn...

The South Korean Health Ministry reported four new cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) June 25 and said the outbreak was at a crossroads, backing off from its earlier view that the ...
Uncommon Yet You Need to be Aware of Japanese Encephalitis
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Posted on : June 1, 2015

Uncommon Yet You Need to be...

Dengue fever remains the most common mosquito borne disease in Bali. However Japanese Encephalitis is much more severe with more reported cases year after year. The disease is essentially a brain ...
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 ...
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 ...
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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 ...