Healthcare NGO warns of virus transmission risks from vape sharing
Health Movement expresses concern over group-sharing e-cigarettes.
Tag: health
Stricter enforcements over e-cigarettes
The Cambodia Movement for Health requests the ban of e-cigarettes advertisements.
Food venues begin to receive clarification on health guidelines
Food court operators have begun to receive clarification on health guidelines.
Two sessions to see flood of public health proposals post COVID-19
The CPPCC has received nearly 300 proposals related to epidemic response from political advisers as of today.
US presidential election threatens public health
Trump: “there’ll be more death” in the push to reopen the country’s economy, but “we have to get our country back”.
Tourism to be reactivated with new guidelines for Kingdom
Tourism Ministry to introduce new health guidelines for tourism-related businesses.
Enhancing our immunity against COVID-19
Let me share with you how our immune function can be optimised to hopefully help us counter the coronavirus.
$918 million cut from gov’t budget to use for pandemic
$918 million to be cut from capital expenditure to inject into the health sector: PM.
India’s changing women’s healthcare
India’s drive to provide universal, affordable and equitable health care reflects the commitment articulated in our national health policy and sustainable development goals.
Japan aid to improve Kingdom’s agriculture, health and youth sectors
Japan donates a total of $890,471 for the development of irrigation systems.
Negotiation Memory: Health and Social Service for Khmer Rouge Survivors
Although 40 years have passed since the collapse of the genocidal Khmer Rouge era, the dark history of Cambodia still remains at the heart of its remaining survivors.
Viva la volunteerism
Yes, we are talking about volunteerism, or in other words the act of providing our time and energy for the benefit of other people and certain causes rather than financial gains.
WHO declaration is call for concerted efforts, not panic cry
WHO: Coronavirus has become an international public health emergency.
Are you drinking enough water?
While we are not saying that plain water contains magical properties that can combat health problems, drinking adequate amount of water is vital towards maintaining our overall wellness.
New year, new habits
In other words, you need to start taking better care of your own self. Learn more about the most basic changes you can adopt which can boost your overall wellness.
Five effective ways to cope with stress
Stress is an emotional tension that takes place when a person encounters a demanding or challenging situation in life.
MJQ Education: 14 years of excellence
Founded in 2005 by Dr. Mengly J. Quach with focuses on education, health, social and community development, MJQE is the leading education provider in Cambodia recognised for its quality education and services.
Two die after food poisoning at drug rehabilitation centre
Two people died and +100 poisoned by food they ate at a drug rehabilitation centre.
Say ‘no’ to screen-binge
Time spent on screens includes watching TV, or checking social media on device, on computer and playing video games
Government disburses $30 million for hospital building
$30 million to continue constructing a new building at Calmette Hospital.
About 1,000 health officials to be deployed during Water Festival
The Health Ministry will deploy about 1,000 health officials during Water Festival.
Build a network to share knowledge about health
The best part of my job is that I get to visit remote villages in many states. So often, I get a sense of déjà vu on these journeys, when I see frail pregnant women and new mothers, and malnourished children with listless eyes.
Face the facts to stay abreast of cancer
THERE are a lot of things that we would rather not discuss, mostly out of fear to what it could entail. It can be scary to acknowledge the existence of something, especially if this ‘something’ is what you would have to live with.
In the pink of health
Cancer. The dreaded one word that could shatter dreams, break hearts and even claim lives. By definition, it is plainly described as an abnormal growth of cells. But what you might not know is that sometimes this also causes old cells to not die and instead, continue to grow uncontrollably, forming a mass of tissue we know as ‘tumour’.
Stay sharp, super-agers
IT is a known fact that the body deteriorates as we age. According to MedlinePlus, the aging changes occur in all parts of the body – cells, tissues and even organs.
How to have a wholesome holiday
Did you know that the word ‘Phchum’ itself means to congregate or to meet together? It is said that Phchum Ben is the time of the year where families find quality time to spend with each other.
Asean commits to tackle health threats
Asean Health ministers to increase public health protection measures.
False ASF claims spark confusion
Officials request people to stop disseminating false information that ASF can be transmitted to humans.
The bitter truth
People say you should never judge a book by its cover and they are right. In a glance, bitter melon would probably scare you away with its bright green exterior and jagged surface. The name doesn’t really scream ‘I’m delicious’ either.
Mothers urged to breastfeed newborn babies
Experts have called on mothers to breastfeed their children for at least six months.
