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HomeHealth BlogJune 2025

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Sclerosing Mesenteritis (Mesenteric Panniculitis): 2025 American Guidelines

Sclerosing mesenteritis is a rare abdominal condition. Discover the 2025 American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) guidelines and how Bumrungrad provides expert diagnosis, advanced imaging, and personalized care.

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Kidneys: Silent Heroes in Safeguarding Your Health

They work silently behind the scenes, but your kidneys are key to keeping your body in balance. Learn how these bean-shaped organs function, what happens when things go wrong, and why paying attention now can protect your health for years to come.

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Kidney Stones: How Diet and DNA Work Together to Shape Your Risk

Kidney stones strike millions with sharp, sudden pain—but their roots run deeper than just diet. Uncover how genetics and lifestyle intertwine to shape your risk, and what you can do to stop stones before they start.

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Acute Kidney Diseases: Urgent Conditions with Long-Term Impact

When kidneys shut down without warning, the impact can be swift and lasting. Discover the hidden dangers of acute kidney diseases like AKI and AKD, and why early detection could mean the difference between recovery and lifelong damage.

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RSV A silent threat to older adults, but preventable through vaccination

While commonly associated with young children, RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) also poses a serious yet silent risk to older adults—particularly those over 75, or individuals aged 60–74 with chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease, or respiratory illnesses.

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RSV Vaccine: Protection for Seniors Against Severe Illness

Did you know? RSV is more than just a common cold. For older adults—especially those with underlying conditions like diabetes, heart disease, or chronic lung disease—RSV can lead to serious complications such as pneumonia or heart failure. There is currently no specific treatment, but it can be prevented with the RSV vaccine.

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