Syphilis and Gonorrhea in Thailand: 2021 Report from Ministry of Public Health
2024-02-09 09:41:41
Situation of syphilis in 2021 from the Department of Disease Control Ministry of Public Health It was found that Thailand has 10,000 people infected with syphilis, or 15 cases per 100,000 population. It was found that between males and females the proportion of infections is similar. That is, 60 percent are male and 40 percent are female. Chiang Mai has the second highest number of people infected with syphilis in the country. At the same time, the situation of people infected with gonorrhea is less common than people infected with syphilis, accounting for 8 cases per 100,000 population, the proportion found is 90 percent male, 10 percent female.
🔹What is syphilis?
Syphilis is a group of bacterial infections. that is transmitted through sexual intercourse, called Treponema pallidum
Symptoms are divided into stages, including:
Sexual Health Issues in Older Adults: New Research Findings and Trends
2024-02-09 09:30:44
New research raises important sexual health issues as a result of intense sex life after age 60.
Sexual pleasure, as numerous studies have shown, does not stop after 50 or 60 years. After all, this is natural, since people around the world are now living longer than ever. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that the number of people over 60 will almost double by 2050. However, this change also raises sexual health concerns.
In particular, the incidence of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases among people aged 60 to 89 years has increased in some regions of the world, according to a new study published in The Lancet Healthy Longevity.
“HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases are also common among sexually active older population, and not just among young people. That’s why we should focus on this,” says Dr. Evandro Fei Fang, associate professor at the Institute of Clinical Medicine at the University of Oslo.
Dr. Fang and his colleagues analyzed global trends in incidence, prevalence, mortality and life years adjusted for disability from HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) among older adults aged 60 to 89 years from 1990 to 2019.
My fresh pasta is gluten-free, very light and I make it in 10 minutes
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I’ll tell you how we can prepare fresh but gluten-free pasta, so that it is perfect for everyone if you are thinking of a large dinner for numerous people.
With my recipe, then, you can prepare a single dish for everyone, but it will also be so good that no one will notice the difference with the classic egg pasta.
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Furthermore, the preparation of this fresh pasta is really very simple and it will be ready in less than ten minutes. Take notes and save this recipe so you can make it for last minute guests.
Fresh pasta recipe, but gluten-free
When I have last minute guests at home I always have to pay close attention to various allergies, intolerances, etc… gluten is the most popular, but I have now found the solution to my problem. In these cases I always prepare fresh gluten-free pasta for all of them, which involves the use of these greedy ingredients:
600 grams of gluten free flour,
Sigourney Weaver to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award and Shares Fitness Secrets for Maintaining Her Figure
Actress Sigourney Weaver to Receive International Goya Lifetime Achievement Award
The renowned actress Sigourney Weaver, known for her iconic roles in Alien and Ghostbusters, is set to receive the prestigious International Goya lifetime achievement award from the Spanish Film Academy on Saturday, February 10. At 74 years old, Weaver continues to captivate audiences with her incredible performances and maintains a slim and strong physique that has left fans amazed for over 40 years.
Weaver’s dedication to maintaining her figure has not gone unnoticed, with fans and media alike eager to know the secrets behind her age-defying physique. According to Women’s Health, the actress attributes her toned and strong body to a regular regimen of Pilates exercises, focusing on resistance, flexibility, and strengthening her torso and arms.
In addition to Pilates, Weaver’s lower body is targeted with a specialized workout regimen aimed at firming her thighs and buttocks. This includes a series of targeted exercises such as quadruped glute kicks, hip adductions and extensions, hip thrusts, and lunges with dumbbells.
Weaver’s commitment to her fitness routine has undoubtedly contributed to her timeless appearance, and she is set to showcase her stunning figure as she receives her honorary award at the Goya gala.
Why Women Get Colder than Men: Exploring the Science and Factors Behind Temperature Preferences
Exploring Gender Differences in Temperature Preferences
Have you ever noticed that men and women seem to have different temperature preferences? It turns out that there may be some scientific reasons behind this phenomenon. Research has shown that men often prefer colder environments, while women tend to opt for warmer ones.
A study conducted by Tel Aviv University’s School of Zoology observed that in higher elevations or cooler environmental temperatures, there is a higher proportion of males among birds and bats. Conversely, in warmer conditions, there is a higher proportion of females. This suggests that sex-related temperature preferences may have evolved as a way for females to protect their young and reduce resource competition.
“This discovery has profound implications,” says Eran Levin, the lead author of the study. “It reminds us that as humans, we are not exceptional beings but rather mammals, and our experiences with the environment align with those of other mammals.”
However, it’s important to note that many factors can influence an individual’s temperature sensitivity. While women generally tend to be more sensitive to cold than men, hormonal changes during perimenopause and postmenopause can also affect temperature regulation.
The Role of Physiology
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New Long-Acting Insulin Dose Adjustment Software App Revolutionizing Diabetes Treatment in Taiwan
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There are more than 2.5 million diabetics in Taiwan. Some people have blurred vision, vomiting or drowsiness due to high blood sugar. In fact, low blood sugar can cause heart palpitations, hand tremors or coma. Therefore, to stabilize blood sugar, diabetics must Constantly measuring blood sugar and then calculating and adjusting the insulin dose accordingly is a pain in the hearts of many patients. Now, a new digital medical innovation company has developed a long-acting insulin dose adjustment software app. Patients can administer insulin at home and get accurate information on the same day. Insulin should be administered in doses.
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Senior medical reporter Jiang Zhiwei: “Diabetes is a systemic metabolic disease that is closely related to the secretion of insulin in the body. If the body lacks insulin or has poor function, it cannot send glucose in the blood to the cells, which will cause the blood sugar concentration to rise. The most common They are type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes. Currently, more than 90% of Taiwanese diabetic patients have type 2 diabetes. As age increases, the function of the pancreas decreases,
the Paris prosecutors office opens an investigation after data stolen from mutual health insurance companies
The Paris prosecutor’s office has opened an investigation into the cyberattacks of two third-party payment operators, Viamedis and Almerys, which could constitute one of the most massive data leaks observed in France, he announced on Friday February 9.
The investigations follow complaints from the two service providers, said the prosecution, contacted by AFP. More than 33 million French people are affected by this attack, according to the National Commission for Information Technology and Liberties (CNIL).
“The data concerned are, for policyholders and their families, marital status, date of birth and Social Security number, the name of the health insurer as well as the guarantees of the contract subscribed”the policeman of digital privacy clarified in a press release on Wednesday, adding that banking and medical information relating to health reimbursements “would not be affected”.
Read also | Cyberattack against Viamedis and Almerys: what precautions should be taken?
Credential theft
Affected French people are advised to“be careful about the requests that[ils peuvent] receive, in particular if they concern reimbursements of health costs”but also “to periodically check the activities and movements on [leurs] different accounts ».
Red Bull Racing Aims for First-Class Negotiating Rights with Williams Driver Alexander Albons F1 Future
- February 10, 2024
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Red Bull Racing is looking to secure first-class negotiating rights over Williams driver Alexander Albon’s F1 future, Autosport reports. Albon’s future has been the subject of intense speculation in recent weeks, with reports linking him to a move to Red Bull to replace Sergio Perez, and the role vacated by Lewis Hamilton’s surprise move to Ferrari in 2025. There are also reports on the seats of the Mercedes.
There are also reports that Red Bull have offered Albon a multi-year contract starting in 2025, but this is not believed to be accurate. However, Autosport reports that Albon’s former team, Red Bull Racing, are looking to secure first-choice rights for the 27-year-old. If Albon agrees, Red Bull will have the option of bringing Albon back to the team from 2026, after his current contract with Williams expires. If another team wants to sign Albon, they will have to approach Red Bull. While this would be a favorable option for Albon to move him closer to a return to the first team,
GPA union on GG care forecast: End the emergency through better working conditions! 2024-02-09 11:37:23
More training places than keys
Vienna. (OTS) – Referring to the report presented today by Gesundheit Österreich GmbH (GÖG), according to which there will be a shortage of 200,000 people in the nursing sector by 2050, Beatrix Eiletz, chairwoman of the social affairs sector in the GPA union, says: “Anyone who wants to end the nursing shortage will start by recruiting Nursing staff from third countries cannot cope. The most important screw are the working conditions.” ++++
According to Eiletz, who negotiates the collective agreement for private care in Austria (SWÖ), the care sector is suffering from great pressure: “Constant intervention, more and more documentation and bureaucracy, less and less time for the person being cared for, extreme uncertainty in rosters and with that There is hardly any planning for the family – that drives many people out of the care sector.”
On the one hand, nursing must therefore rely on more influx: “More training places are needed so that the departures from the industry and retirements can be managed. In addition, the need for care is constantly increasing.”
On the other hand, politicians must create framework conditions so that not so many people leave the care sector again.