Experience Top-Tier Medical Tourism & Wellness in Thailand

The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that 63 countries have eliminated at least one neglected tropical disease as of June 2026, while warning that declining funding, rising dengue cases, and persistent healthcare inequalities could threaten progress toward global disease elimination targets for 2030.

Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University, has successfully performed Thailand’s first two robot-assisted living donor liver surgeries involving mothers donating part of their livers to their children. Both mothers have recovered well, while the pediatric transplant recipients have been discharged from hospital, marking a significant milestone in Thailand’s advancement in robotic surgery and organ transplantation.

Air pollution-related deaths in Indonesia rose to an estimated 5,310 in September 2026, a 42% increase from August, as widespread forest and land fires worsened air quality and exposed millions of people to harmful pollution.

An international study projects that annual cervical cancer cases could rise to 1.08 million worldwide by 2050, with deaths reaching 522,000, highlighting the urgent need to expand HPV vaccination, cervical cancer screening, and access to treatment.