IDL Hospital, a specialty center in plastic and reconstructive surgery, celebrates another major milestone as Dr. Tony from IDL has been honored with an invitation to speak at PRS Korea 2025, the annual international meeting for plastic surgeons held in South Korea.

IDL Hospital, a specialty center in plastic and reconstructive surgery, celebrates another major milestone as Dr. Tony from IDL has been honored with an invitation to speak at PRS Korea 2025, the annual international meeting for plastic surgeons held in South Korea.

The conference brings together leading experts and specialists from around the world to exchange insights and explore new perspectives across a wide range of advanced surgical topics, including: 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Breast augmentation 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Upper and lower eyelid surgery 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Endoscopic brow lift 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Rhinoplasty

This opportunity marks a significant step forward in expanding the expertise of the IDL medical team, strengthening their capabilities, and ensuring that patients continue to receive the highest-quality, precise, and safe surgical outcomes.

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IDL Hospital Achieves Global Milestone as Dr. Tony is Invited as a Speaker at PRS Korea 2025

the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), East Asia Region, joined the opening ceremony of the China (Beijing) International Medical Tourism Fair (CMTF) 2025 in Beijing. Representing Thailand, TAT delivered a welcome message to participants and presented Thailand’s strategic vision to become the Medical & Wellness Hub of Asia.

TAT Sets Strategic Footprint in Beijing, Positioning Thailand as the Medical & Wellness Hub of Asia for Northern China’s Premium Health Market

Dr. Narandr Chevangkul to Present on “Brava Independent Movers” The Japan Non-Extraction Orthodontic Society (JANO) is set to host its 30th Annual Scientific Meeting, JANO 2025, from 27–28 October 2025 at Hōshi, Awazu Onsen, in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan.

Dr. Narandr Chevangkul to Present on &ldquo;Brava Independent Movers&rdquo;&nbsp;The Japan Non-Extraction Orthodontic Society (JANO) is set to host its 30th Annual Scientific Meeting, JANO 2025, from 27&ndash;28 October 2025 at Hōshi, Awazu Onsen, in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan.

This year&rsquo;s conference plays an important role in supporting regional economic and tourism recovery following the major Noto Peninsula earthquake in early 2024. The event will be chaired by Dr. Masahiro Yamamoto.

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<h2>Special Lecture by Dr. Narandr Chevangkul</h2>

Esteemed Thai orthodontist and founder of Denta-joy, Dr. Narandr Chevangkul, has been invited as a distinguished speaker at the conference. He will deliver a presentation titled:

<h3>&ldquo;Introducing Brava Independent Movers: A Comprehensive Training Program for Dental Professionals&rdquo;</h3>

The lecture will introduce Brava by Brius, an innovative orthodontic system using Independent Tooth Movers, allowing each tooth to move autonomously. This technology enhances personalized treatment planning and offers high precision for orthodontists worldwide.

Key topics covered in the session include:

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Core principles and biomechanics of the system

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Case analysis and diagnostics

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Individualized treatment planning

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Monitoring clinical outcomes and elevating treatment quality

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<h2>Professional Achievements of Dr. Narandr Chevangkul</h2>

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- DDS with First-Class Honors, Mahidol University

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- MSD &amp; Certificate in Orthodontics, Temple University (USA)

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Diplomate, American Board of Orthodontics (first Thai orthodontist certified)

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Invisalign Certified Doctor (since 2001)

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Founder of Denta-joy clinic network: 7 branches in Thailand, 1 in Phnom Penh

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Former Clinical Advisory Board Member, Invisalign Asia Pacific

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- International orthodontic speaker in Japan, Taiwan, China, and beyond

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<h2>Other Lectures at JANO 2025</h2>

The scientific meeting will also include Master and Regular Member certification lectures, as well as clinical case presentations by leading experts in non-extraction orthodontics, including:

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Dr. Masazumi Aoshika

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Dr. Yuko Akiyama

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Dr. Hidetomi Noguchi

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Dr. Sonoko Okuhashi

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Dr. Rieko Kida

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Dr. Hiroo Kaku

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<h2>Strengthening Thailand&rsquo;s Presence on the Global Orthodontic Stage</h2>

Dr. Chevangkul&rsquo;s participation at JANO 2025 represents a significant milestone for Thailand&rsquo;s orthodontic community. It reinforces Denta-joy&rsquo;s commitment to advancing modern orthodontic technologies and highlights the growing role of Thai dental professionals in global discussions on digital orthodontics and next-generation treatment innovations.

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Thai Orthodontist to Speak at “JANO 2025” Scientific Conference in Japan

the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), East Asia Region, joined the opening ceremony of the China (Beijing) International Medical Tourism Fair (CMTF) 2025 in Beijing. Representing Thailand, TAT delivered a welcome message to participants and presented Thailand&rsquo;s strategic vision to become the Medical &amp; Wellness Hub of Asia.

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CMTF Beijing 2025, held from 13&ndash;15 November 2025, is one of the most prominent international platforms for medical and wellness tourism. The event brings together government agencies, private sector organizations, hospitals, wellness centers, and global health tourism operators to exchange knowledge and strengthen business networks in China&mdash;one of Asia&rsquo;s most significant and high-potential source markets. Over three days, the fair is expected to attract more than 20,000 participants.

As part of the event, TAT led six Thai Health &amp; Wellness operators to showcase comprehensive medical and wellness services. Participating organizations include BPK9 International Hospital, EKI-IVF Center, Gwellness, Inspire IVF, VAANAA Longevity Bang Saen, and MedPark Hospital, covering modern medicine, anti-aging, alternative therapies, and holistic health programs. Exhibitors also engaged in business negotiations with partners from across China.

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TAT&rsquo;s Beijing Office additionally hosted a Product Presentation under the concept &ldquo;Healing is the New Luxury&rdquo; to highlight Thailand&rsquo;s strengths in medical and wellness tourism. The presentation emphasized Thailand&rsquo;s readiness as a destination that offers &ldquo;a transformative healing experience&rdquo; through world-class healthcare services integrated with the country&rsquo;s signature tourism highlights&mdash;Thailand&rsquo;s 5 Must-Do activities.

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Thailand&rsquo;s presence at CMTF Beijing 2025 strengthens the country&rsquo;s strategic image in Beijing and northern China, a region known for strong purchasing power. It also expands business opportunities for Thai operators while reinforcing confidence in the &ldquo;Amazing Thailand&rdquo; brand. This initiative further solidifies Thailand&rsquo;s position as Asia&rsquo;s premium destination for medical and wellness tourism, ready to welcome high-quality travelers from across China.

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SYDNEY — A long-term study by the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre at the University of New South Wales in Australia has found that teenagers who begin drinking alcohol as early as age 12 face a significantly higher risk of alcohol-related harm in early adulthood.

SYDNEY &mdash; A long-term study by the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre at the University of New South Wales in Australia has found that teenagers who begin drinking alcohol as early as age 12 face a significantly higher risk of alcohol-related harm in early adulthood.

The study followed more than 900 Australian adolescents over a 10-year period and revealed that the earlier teenagers start drinking &mdash; particularly before the legal purchasing age of 18 &mdash; the more likely they are to engage in heavy drinking and experience alcohol-related harm in their early adult years.

Teenagers who began drinking at age 12 were more likely to increase their frequency of heavy drinking over time and develop alcohol dependence compared with those who started at 18. Early drinkers were 24 percent more likely to engage in monthly heavy drinking by age 20 &mdash; for example, consuming at least four drinks on one occasion &mdash; and faced a 73 percent higher risk of alcohol-related harm than those who started drinking at 18.

The study also found that adolescents who started drinking earlier were at greater risk of becoming dependent on alcohol, misusing alcohol, and developing alcohol-related disorders. At the same time, their risk of harm increased regardless of the amount consumed, challenging the assumption that occasional sipping or tasting under parental supervision is harmless.

Amy Peacock, deputy director of the research centre and senior author of the study, said the findings support current guidelines that recommend adolescents avoid early exposure to alcohol. She stressed that the results underscore the need for targeted public health interventions focusing on both children and parents.

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IDL Hospital Achieves Global Milestone as Dr. Tony is Invited as a Speaker at PRS Korea 2025

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Study Finds Early Teen Drinkers Face Higher Alcohol-Related Risks in Young Adulthood

TAT Sets Strategic Footprint in Beijing, Positioning Thailand as the Medical & Wellness Hub of Asia for Northern China’s Premium Health Market