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Why Some People Are “Mentally Annoyed” by Low-Frequency Sounds
Recent research reveals that humans can perceive infrasound below 16 Hz through unique electrical signals in the inner ear, impacting sensitivity to low-frequency noise. The post Why Some People Are “Mentally Annoyed” by Low-Frequency Sounds first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.
Study Links “Richer Neighbourhoods” to Slightly Higher Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis Rates
A recent study suggests that affluent neighbourhoods may show higher pancreatic cancer diagnosis rates, challenging traditional risk assumptions related to socioeconomic status. The post Study Links “Richer Neighbourhoods” to Slightly Higher Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis Rates first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.
Doctors Overtrust AI, Struggle to Spot Contradictory Evidence, New Study Shows
A study reveals that doctors often trust AI recommendations despite evidence to the contrary, highlighting the need for critical engagement in medical technology. The post Doctors Overtrust AI, Struggle to Spot Contradictory Evidence, New Study Shows first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.
Why Modern Design Can “Stress” Your Brain and Make You Feel Uncomfortable
Modern environments can cause visual discomfort due to their demanding patterns, lighting, and clutter, affecting individuals' well-being and concentration. The post Why Modern Design Can “Stress” Your Brain and Make You Feel Uncomfortable first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.
Why So Many Young Malaysian Women Are Being Diagnosed With Cervical Cancer Too Late
Cervical cancer is increasingly affecting younger Malaysian women due to low screening rates and awareness, emphasising the need for early detection and HPV vaccination. The post Why So Many Young Malaysian Women Are Being Diagnosed With Cervical Cancer Too Late first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.
Antidepressants Use Linked to Better Heat Tolerance in Women, New Study Suggests
Research shows SSRIs may enhance heat resilience in women with depression, contradicting previous concerns about antidepressants and temperature regulation. The post Antidepressants Use Linked to Better Heat Tolerance in Women, New Study Suggests first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.
The Nurts and Subang Jaya Medical Centre Partner to Help Families Begin Important Health Conversations Through Storytelling
The Nurts and SJMC launched a children's storybook to help parents discuss health topics with their children through engaging storytelling and reflection prompts. The post The Nurts and Subang Jaya Medical Centre Partner to Help Families Begin Important Health Conversations Through Storytelling first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.
IBS May Be Linked to Blood Fats and Metabolism, Major Study Suggests
A recent study links irritable bowel syndrome to metabolism, suggesting triglyceride regulation may inform new treatment approaches, improving patient care significantly. The post IBS May Be Linked to Blood Fats and Metabolism, Major Study Suggests first appeared on PP Health Malaysia.