As bacteria evolve and adapt, they develop mechanisms to survive the effects of antibiotics, rendering these medications less effective or completely ineffective.
As bacteria evolve and adapt, they develop mechanisms to survive the effects of antibiotics, rendering these medications less effective or completely ineffective.
1Twenty80 had the opportunity to interview DPAM’s Chairman, Professor Datuk Dr. Zulkifli Ismail to know more about DPAM’s mission and the forecast of dengue in Malaysia.
A pharmacist’s take on dengue recovery In a world where health crises can strike unexpectedly, the pursuit of innovative and holistic approaches to safeguard our well-being is paramount. Dengue, a ...
More than 10 percent of adults (ages 45 to 65 years old) experience subjective cognitive decline. Although genetics play a crucial role in contributing to cognitive impairment, various lifestyle habits
High blood pressure is the main culprit behind heart-related diseases which has also been increasing in Malaysia. To make a change, we can look at the first thing that’s within
Unsuitable medications have the potential to cause adverse reactions and other complications in worst-case scenarios. As a result, it's critical for you to keep track of the medications the seniors
Sadly, due to overused, uncleared or dangerously abandoned waste materials, hazardous chemicals have been released into the environment. The outcome from this situation has led to extreme changes in the
