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Ayutthaya Halloween Night Run 2026 Brings a 6K Haunted Run to Thailand’s Ancient Capital
AYUTTHAYA, Thailand Halloween takes on a distinctly Thai twist this year as the “Ayutthaya Halloween Night Run 2026” invites runners and thrill-seekers to brave a six-kilometer haunted course at Thung Hantra in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya on October 31, 2026. The event combines a night run with Thai-inspired ghost experiences, live entertainment, a costume contest, food stalls and 10 scare zones along the route.
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From Chronic Kidney Disease to “Self-Mastery”: H.E.A.T. Congress Highlights the Power of Daily Health Decisions
A 68-year-old man had taken his prescribed medications consistently for a decade, yet his chronic kidney disease continued to progress. His experience became a powerful case study at the 10th H.E.A.T. International Congress on Wellness Management 2026, where Dr. Patana Teng-umnuay highlighted a broader message: medical treatment matters, but long-term health is also shaped by what people do every day.
Siam Piwat Invests THB 10 Billion in ICONPHUKET, New Southern Thailand Landmark Set for 2029
Siam Piwat is making its first major expansion beyond Bangkok with a THB 10 billion (approximately US$300 million) investment in “ICONPHUKET,” a new retail, attraction and entertainment destination scheduled to open in Phuket in 2029. The project aims to become a new global landmark for Southern Thailand while connecting the economic, cultural and tourism potential of all 14 southern provinces to international audiences.
Thai Delegation Meets Dubai Longevity Authority to Explore Health Economy Cooperation
Thailand’s Consul-General in Dubai led public and private sector representatives in discussions with the Dubai Longevity Authority, with TMWTA presenting Thailand’s medical and wellness tourism capabilities and exploring opportunities for future collaboration.
Thailand Warns of Health Risks After Floodwaters Recede, From Disease to Injuries and Venomous Animals
Following recent flooding in parts of Thailand, several affected communities are now entering the recovery and cleanup phase as water levels gradually recede. However, health authorities are warning that the disappearance of floodwater does not necessarily mean that the health risks have ended. In some cases, the days and weeks after flooding can bring a different set of concerns, from contaminated mud and stagnant water to injuries, infectious diseases, mosquitoes and displaced venomous animals.
Sleeping 7 Hours but Still Tired? Why REM and Deep Sleep Matter for Sleep Quality
Getting seven hours of sleep does not necessarily mean you are getting good-quality sleep. A Thai neurologist highlights growing research showing that sleep duration is only one part of the picture, with sleep stages such as REM and deep sleep also associated with long-term health outcomes.
Thailand Warns of Poisonous Mushrooms During Rainy Season After 335 Illnesses and One Death
Thai health authorities are warning the public about the dangers of eating wild mushrooms during the rainy season after 335 cases of mushroom poisoning and one death were reported in Health Region 9 between January and September 21, 2026. Officials stress that cooking does not necessarily make poisonous mushrooms safe, as some toxins can withstand heat.