

The syndrome of degenerative hip disease is increasingly causing suffering among patients nowadays. However, advancements in medical technology, along with the medical team's understanding of the disease, have resulted in more accurate and high-quality diagnosis and treatment of degenerative hip disease. These advancements can help patients return to their normal lives in a short period of time.

A renowned novelist shares their experience after deciding to undergo a new type of hip replacement surgery that does not involve cutting the muscles, known in English as Direct Anterior Approach Total Hip Replacement.

Decades ago, if someone talked about treating nearsightedness or farsightedness, it would seem impossible. However, current scientific advancements have made what seemed impossible treatments much easier, especially for treating nearsightedness and farsightedness with a method called "LASIK" (Laser in situ keratomileusis).


Vision problems are obstacles to everyday life for many people. Currently, there are modern technologies to preserve vision and accommodate the correction of various vision abnormalities, including eyeglasses, contact lenses, to eye surgery or LASIK, which has become more advanced nowadays.

“During the past 4-5 years, whenever I moved or sat up, I had a hip pain down along my right leg. The more I walked or did any activities, the more painful it was. It was a hard and painful time in my life."

In September 2017, Paul Croft, one of Australia’s most experienced Paralympians, embarked on what he hoped would be a care-free adventure in Bhutan.

In 2016, young Dutchwoman Josephine Rees completed an internship with Hope for Justice, an NGO in Phnom Penh that rescues young survivors of human trafficking.


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