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Air pollution negatively impacts heart health over time, linking exposure to fine particles and gases with increased coronary artery disease risks. The post Exposure to Even Moderately Polluted Air Is Linked to Heart Damage, Study Shows first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

Malaysia's healthcare costs are rising due to doctor shortages, increasing drug prices, and advanced medical technology, affecting patients significantly. The post Why Malaysia’s Healthcare Costs Are Rising: Doctor Shortages, Drug Prices, and What It Means for You first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

Depressive mood can enhance self-judgement accuracy but reduce social judgement accuracy, varying by context and severity of symptoms. The post Why Low Mood May Make You Misread People first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

An AI-designed vaccine has shown promise in generating immune responses against multiple coronaviruses in early human trials, but further testing is needed. The post First AI-Designed Coronavirus DNA Vaccine Tested in People in Early Trial first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

A study found that just four minutes of daily resistance training significantly enhances mobility and functional performance in older adults, promoting independence. The post How 4 Minutes of Daily Resistance Training Can Dramatically Improve Quality of Life in Older Adults first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

A clinical trial reveals quetiapine improves sleep but decreases next-day performance, raising concerns about its use for insomnia without addressing potential sleep apnoea. The post This Common Insomnia Drug May Improve Sleep but Impair Next-Day Performance and Mask Sleep Apnoea first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

Organon Malaysia, DKSH Malaysia, and BIG CARING Group signed an MOU to improve healthcare access and community wellbeing initiatives across Malaysia. The post Organon, DKSH and BIG CARING Group Ink Partnership to Strengthen Healthcare Access Across Malaysia first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

A new study reveals significant genetic differences in male and female immune systems, shedding light on autoimmune diseases' gender disparities and treatment improvement. The post New Study Finds Why Lupus Strikes Women Nine Times More Than Men first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.