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Bloomberg Says ‘Nene Royal’ Could Boost Thailand Tourism as Teen Rocker Advances on America’s Got Talent
Thai teen rocker Nene Royal’s viral America’s Got Talent success is drawing global attention, with Bloomberg highlighting her potential to boost Thailand tourism, soft power and youth interest in music.
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Study Identifies Molecular Mechanism That Could Open New Treatment Options for Aggressive Breast Cancer
Australian researchers identify a molecular mechanism involving miR-342 that may help predict treatment response and open new targeted therapy options for aggressive triple-negative breast cancer. .
Prostate Cancer: The Silent Threat Men Aged 45+ Should Know
Prostate cancer may develop without early symptoms. Learn the warning signs, risk factors, PSA and MRI screening options, and advances in robotic surgery and focal therapy that may help preserve sexual and urinary function.
DPU Highlights Faculty Expertise, Connecting Business, Innovation and Wellness at H.E.A.T. International Congress 2026
Dhurakij Pundit University (DPU) highlights its expertise in business, innovation and wellness at H.E.A.T. International Congress 2026, exploring AI, personalized health, longevity and the global Wellness Economy.
ArokaGO Joins H.E.A.T. International Congress 2026, Connecting Thailand’s Wellness Providers with Global Opportunities
ArokaGO, Thailand’s Medical & Wellness Tourism platform, is exhibiting at the 10th H.E.A.T. International Congress Wellness Management 2026, taking place from August 20–22, 2026, at The Athenee Hotel, Bangkok. Healthcare and wellness providers are invited to meet the ArokaGO team at the booth throughout the event.
Doctors Warn Ovarian Cancer Can Mimic Stomach Problems, Delaying Diagnosis Until Advanced Stages
Ovarian cancer is often called a “silent threat” because early symptoms can be vague and easily mistaken for gastrointestinal problems, leading many patients to seek medical attention only after the disease has progressed. Thai medical experts are urging women to recognise persistent warning signs and understand their genetic risk.
H.E.A.T. Academy Marks 10th Anniversary with Major Asian Longevity and Wellness Congress in Bangkok
BANGKOK — H.E.A.T. Academy (Health Education & Academics Thailand) is marking a decade of advancing anti-aging and longevity medicine with the 10th H.E.A.T. International Congress Wellness Management, bringing together medical experts, researchers, healthcare professionals and wellness industry leaders in Bangkok from August 20–22, 2026.