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A study questions the reliability of AI health prediction models due to unverified data sources, warning against clinical use without transparency. The post Study Raises Alarm Over Unverified Data Powering Widely Used AI Tools for Stroke and Diabetes Risk first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

The Malaysian Breast Cancer Summit 2026 and Becoming Women’s Self-Discovery Forum gathered over 800 participants to discuss health, identity, and personal growth post-diagnosis. The post Malaysian Breast Cancer Summit Brings Medical Expertise and Real-Life Support Together first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

Emotional eating stems from stress and conditioning rather than willpower, highlighting the need to understand and change our responses. The post Stress, Sugar and the Secret Mind Games Behind Weight Gain first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

Research reveals a gender paradox in sleep quality, with women subjectively rating their sleep poorer, while objective data shows better sleep quality compared to men. The post Women Often Report Poor Sleep Despite Sleeping Well, While Men Overestimate Sleep Quality, Study Finds first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

A collaboration between BREGO Life Sciences and Sunway Medical Centre Penang has led to 81 individuals being identified for bone health assessment through an AI tool. The post AI-Assisted Screening Identifies Previously Undetected Bone Health Risks in Penang first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

Molar incisor hypomineralisation (MIH) is a dental condition affecting children's teeth, causing sensitivity and increased decay risk. The post This Mysterious, Little-known Tooth Condition Affecting Millions of Children first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

Recent research reveals GLP-1 agonists, particularly tirzepatide, yield varied weight loss results based on gender, pre-existing conditions, and behavioural engagement strategies. The post Study Finds Weight-Loss Success on GLP-1 Tirzepatide May Depend on Gender, Health History and Motivation first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.

Haze in Malaysia raises health concerns due to PM2.5 particles, prompting precautions like checking air quality and limiting outdoor activity. The post Haze Returns: A Practical, Evidenced-Based Guide to Protecting Your Lungs in Malaysia first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.