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From Body Positivity to Body Neutrality
Body positivity is a social movement that encourages a positive view of all types of bodies, irrespective of physical characteristics (such as size, s [ ... ]

What Is Gender Affirming Healthcare?
Transgender people and other gender diverse people have the same healthcare needs as anyone else, but sometimes additionally need specific healthcare [ ... ]

PTSD, Mental Health Issues, and Body-Trapped Trauma Armouring
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that’s caused by witnessing or experiencing a deeply distressing and shocking eve [ ... ]

Here’s How You Can Develop Skills to Lead in the Healthcare Sector
The healthcare industry is growing quickly, which means there are plenty of opportunities for professionals who want to make an impact. However, with [ ... ]

What Is Lingam Steaming – Aim, Techniques, and Health Benefits
Lingam Steaming is a herbal steam bath for the male genitals. It could be considered the male version of Yoni Steaming, the latter also known as Vagin [ ... ]

Tinnitus – Cause and Related Hearing Disorders
Tinnitus is a variety of sounds heard internally — such as ringing, clicking, buzzing, hissing, etc. — without an accompanying external so [ ... ]

Dhammanamai as Self-Care and Care for Others
Although Dhammanamai (Dhammanamaya) in Thailand is predominantly positioned as a form of active Self-Care through Buddhist principals and Thai Traditi [ ... ]

Why Continued Education is Crucial for Modern Nursing Professionals
The healthcare landscape is continuously evolving, with new medical technologies, treatments, and patient care standards emerging at a rapid pace. For [ ... ]

Health Benefits of Locally Grown Food and Why You Should Avoid Foreign Produce
It’s a topic I’ve been thinking about for already a while and it’s about what sort of food is best to eat. It’s because nowada [ ... ]

Thai Palliative Care for Incurable Illness | Dhammanamaya
Palliative care means caring for patients that have diseases that are likely to be severe, chronic, incurable, and life-threatening, finally often res [ ... ]