Thailand set to legalise cannabis for medical use by May next year
Cannabis for medical use in Thailand is expected to be legalised by May next year.
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Positive Pregnancy
Dear mothers, pregnancy could be a stressful nine-month journey but with the right medical knowledge in hand, it doesn’t have to be. First, take a moment to breathe. Congratulations, you are about to take on a new role as a real-life superhero.
Free cataract surgery to more areas in Myanmar’s Mandalay
Medical teams have began launching free eye surgery to 200 patients in Myanmar.
5 EFFECTIVE WAYS TO REGULATE YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE
High blood pressure, also known in medical terms as hypertension, occurs when the walls of the arteries of an individual receive persistently elevated blood pressure.
Declaration by Cuba’s Ministry of Republic Health
This initiative launched by Dilma Rousseff, who was at that moment the president of the Federal Republic of Brazil, pursued the double purpose of guaranteeing medical assistance to the majority of the Brazilian people.
Health officials asked to curb discrimination
PM orders the Health Ministry to monitor hospitals providing free medical check-ups.
Work on China-funded hospital begins
Construction on the Cambodia-China Friendship Medical building at Preah Kossamak hospital started yesterday and is expected to be completed in three years.
Kem Sokha seeks treatment overseas
A lawyer for former opposition leader Kem Sokha, who is currently on bail as his treason case progresses, has called on Phnom Penh Municipal Court to conclude its investigation and grant his client permission to pursue medical treatment overseas.
Ebola fight has new science but faces old hurdles in restive Congo
The fight against Ebola has advanced more in recent years than in any before.
Dr Beat Richner dies at age of 71
Dr Beat Richner, the founder of the Kantha Bopha Children’s Hospitals, has died at the age of 71.
Dr Beat Richner dies at age of 71
Dr Beat Richner, the founder of the Kantha Bopha Children’s Hospitals, has died at the age of 71. Dr Richner was born on March 13, 1947, and died at 2:45am today in Zurich, Switzerland.
Libyan hospitals to get Filipino medical teams
The Philippines is willing to provide Libyan hospitals with medical teams.
Medicine importer faces court action
Medical products importer Reaksmey Sour faces legal action over producing pharmaceutical products illegally.
Dealing with the ‘silent killer’
Depression, a common and serious medical illness, is one of the most debated mental health issue around the world.
Canada-Saudi Arabia ties worsening
Saudi Arabia has stopped all medical treatment programs in Canada and is coordinating for the transfer of all Saudi patients.
State-actors likely behind Singapore cyber attack
State-actors are likely behind Singapore’s biggest ever cyber attack to date.
Pharma trade fair to be held in September
The rapidly growing medical industry will take the spotlight in September.
Lebanon to consider legalising cannabis growing
Lebanon is considering legalising the cultivation of cannabis for medical purposes.
Korean businesses keen to partner with locals
South Korean investors are very interested in partnering up with local businesses.
Factories to be fined if lacking medical bay
Labour ministry will begin to fine factories lacking a medical facility.
COFFEE CLINIC builds confidence
It isn’t a secret that Cambodia’s medical sector is still expanding. But there is more to be done in hospitals and clinics and certainly more training is needed for doctors, nurses and other medical practitioners.
Food poisoning in Kratie
After attending a forum by the provincial Department of Commerce 53 children and 22 women were afflicted with food poisoning and required medical treatment.
Sokhakrom: All the medical info you need
Searching for a medical information platform? Sokhakrom will provide with more than just that. Sokhakrom is a mobile application that features essential information about Cambodia’s health care system.
Sex bias kills 240,000 infant girls in India yearly
Almost a quarter-of-a-million of infant girls die in India every year due to neglect.
PM slams health officials over Vietnam degrees
PM defends the health minister for doing a good job while blaming his state secretaries.
About 50 more villagers poisoned
Chetr Borei district, Kratie province – More than 50 villagers were sent for medical treatment here on Tuesday night in a mysterious, ongoing poisoning case supposedly caused by both methanol-laced rice wine and contaminated water.
Ministry to recognise Vietnam graduates
Health Ministry reverses its stance on the process to accredit medical school graduates.
Scientists puzzled by twin births boom in Indian village
The medical fraternity is trying to unravel the unusual rate of twin births in Kodinhi, a tiny village in southern Kerala state where some 2,000 families have over 450 pairs of twins. DW’s Murali Krishnan reports.
Gov’t recognizes MD degrees from Vietnam
The Health Ministry now recognizes Vietnam’s medical doctorate (MD) qualification as being equivalent to those of Cambodian universities with a Health Science curriculum.
Murder ruled out in woman’s death
Banteay Meanchey provincial police have determined that the death of a woman was disease related and not murder.
