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As Thailand celebrates Songkran, many festival-goers are enjoying water splashing in the streets, but one surprisingly common issue keeps returning every year, the so-called “shoe suction” problem, when wet slip-on sandals or rubber shoes become stuck tightly to the foot or ankle after prolonged exposure to water.

In an era when working in front of a computer has become part of everyday life, Office Syndrome has emerged as one of the most common health concerns among working-age adults.

Urine does not flow, cannot hold urine, check urgently before it becomes an enlarged prostate or BPH (Benign Prostate Hyperplasia).

2025 is poised to be a pivotal moment of transformative changes in medicine. Groundbreaking technological advancements will reshape healthcare, enhancing efficiency and enabling individuals to access and understand their health information more easily.

Depression is a disorder of the brain that affects the body, emotions, and thoughts. When brain chemicals become imbalanced, they can influence behavior, emotional responses, and daily functioning.

Did you know that once you reach your 40s, your height may begin to decrease by an average of about 1 centimeter every 10 years? This happens because the body is constantly undergoing changes in the bones, muscles, and joints.

Vitamin D offers a wide range of health benefits. It helps the body absorb calcium, supports bone formation, and contributes to the health of the muscles, lungs, brain, heart, nervous system, and immune system.

The main causes of road accidents include speeding and careless driving, using a mobile phone while driving, drinking alcohol before or during driving, failing to wear a helmet or seat belt, and poor road or vehicle conditions that do not meet safety standards.