Health Today Malaysia - November 2018

In this issue

World Diabetes Day falls in November. Find out how our November cover star lives with type 1 diabetes while a pharmacist provides 10 tips on managing the condition. If you’re growing a moustache for Movember, you should read our article on male grooming. A paediatrician tells us about fever in children and a psychiatrist talks about depression in teenagers. A dermatologist gives hope to those who sweat too much. We also have experts discussing knee pain, internet addiction and growths in the nose. Subscribe now for all this and more!

Diabetes Management: Tips From A Pharmacist

World Diabetes Day falls on November 14 each year. In conjunction, our contributing writer, who is also a pharmacist, provides 10 practical tips on managing diabetes.

3 mins

When Depression Strikes Teenagers

It can be difficult to imagine that those in the carefree days of youth can be hit by such a somber illness. However, the numbers don’t lie: a significant number of young people suffer from depression and this figure is on the rise. Our contributing psychiatrist reveals the facts about teenage depression and how to spot the signs.

7 mins

Ouch, My Knee!

In this first article in our new series on sports injuries, we look at a common affliction: pain in the knee. A sports medicine physician (who is also a sportswoman) takes us through the details of iliotibial band syndrome, a form of knee pain caused mainly by overuse.

4 mins

Is It A Migraine Or Something More Serious?

A severe headache may be a sign of subarachnoid haemorrhage, which is bleeding in the brain and a medical emergency. Here’s how to tell if it’s just a ‘regular’ headache or something more serious.

3 mins

Don't Sweat It

Do you sweat so much and so frequently that it makes you uncomfortable or embarrassed? Excessive sweating is actually a medical condition; it’s called hyperhidrosis. The good news is that there are effective methods to alleviate this condition.

6 mins

Nick Jonas Braving Type 1 Diabetes

Besides navigating the hurdles of childhood stardom and breaking out of the Disney bubble, Nick Jonas has been candid about his health struggles. He has never held back in being involved as a spokesperson and raising awareness for type 1 diabetes.

7 mins

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