Ever heard of a rash that causes your skin to peel, like a severe burn, after taking medication?
It’s not just a typical allergic reaction. It could be Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS), a serious and potentially life-threatening response to certain medications or infections. While rare, this condition can affect anyone and often strikes without warning.
General Medication
No one wants to admit it, right? But look at your favorite snacks—potato chips, fried meatballs, fried chicken, French fries—they probably all contain MSG (monosodium glutamate).
Heavy rain throughout the afternoon didn’t stop visitors from flocking to the Green Trails Festival 2025, held at Urban Forest, Jakarta, on June 14–15. This nature- and wellness-themed festival brought together a community passionate about health, creativity, and sustainable living.
Polio may sound like a disease of the past, but this virus has not been completely eradicated. It still poses a health threat, especially to children without complete immunization. Since there is no cure for polio, the only way to protect yourself is through vaccination.
The skin is like a shield. It protects you from dirt and infection. However, it can’t do its job properly when injured, especially the skin on your heels.
“I thought it was just ordinary fatigue,” said Mr. Darto (56 years old) while rubbing his chest. “It turned out to be a heart attack. The doctor said my cholesterol was very high.”
Ever feel like you're using expensive skincare products, yet your skin still acts up? The problem might not be on the outside, but inside, specifically, in your gut.
