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Migraine is not just a headache
Migraine is a type of severe headache, and its symptoms not only affect physical health but also have impacts on various aspects of life, such as education, work, social interactions, and family.
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AI Mammography enhances breast cancer detection efficiency
Currently, AI is playing an increasingly significant role in medicine and public health, particularly in the field of radiology. AI Mammography helps enhance the efficiency of breast cancer screening from mammography images, or mammograms, by allowing for in-depth analysis results with clarity in a short amount of time.
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Gene testing to detect Alzheimer's risk
Alzheimer's is a common form of dementia found among Thais. It significantly affects daily life because patients tend to forget what they used to do, forget various events, and forget close people, making it impossible to live a normal life and requiring someone to take care of them. Being aware of the risk of Alzheimer's through genetic testing is another option for checking the brain to ensure it stays healthy.
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Chest pain on the left side: Is it or is it not heart disease?
When experiencing pain on the left side of the chest, many people often think that they are at risk for heart disease. However, this may not necessarily be the case. Therefore, having accurate knowledge and promptly seeing a cardiologist for a check-up is essential.
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How slow does the heart rate need to be before seeing a doctor?
The heart beating slower than usual can happen. It is important to monitor yourself, not ignore any abnormal symptoms occurring in the body, and promptly see a cardiologist for examination and treatment.
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Aneurysm: The Silent Threat That Needs Early Treatment to Save Lives
Aneurysms in the brain are a common condition. They often have no warning signs and by the time they are detected, the symptoms are usually severe and sudden. It is crucial to seek treatment as quickly as possible before it is too late, as the condition can lead to serious consequences including paralysis, disability, and death.
