End-of-Treatment PET-CT Is Most Cost-Effective for Lymphoma in Thailand
A cost-utility analysis in Thailand finds that PET-CT is most cost-effective and carries the lowest budget impact when used solely ...
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Thailand fossils reveal early, widespread rodent gigantism
Fossils of a giant rodent discovered in Thailand suggest large rodents evolved earlier and more widely than previously thought.
New Ostracod Species Dolerocypris rossettii Described from Northeastern Thailand
A new ostracod species from Thailand, Dolerocypris rossettii, is described, and D. marina is reclassified into the genus Nealecypris based ...
Thai Survey Links Zero-Alcohol Beer Misidentification With Self-Reported Alcohol Desire
A national cross-sectional survey of 6,459 Thai residents found that more than 85 percent of participants exposed to non-alcoholic beer ...
Three new snorkel snail species uncovered on Thailand’s limestone karsts
Integrative taxonomy combining shell morphology, mitochondrial DNA and species delimitation has revealed three new karst-restricted snorkel snail species in Thailand, ...
Political Economy Analysis Reveals Health and Trade Power Imbalances in Thailand
A qualitative political economy study reveals how structural power imbalances and institutional fragmentation between trade and health sectors stalled Thailand's ...
Mobile app with standardised medical sign language lifts health literacy for deaf Thais
A three-phase mixed-methods study across seven Thai regions links standardised medical sign language and a mobile app to measurable self-reported ...
New PTRU Model Boosts Thai Teachers’ Active Learning Skills in Digital Era
A Thai study reports that the newly developed PTRU Model, built on the Royal Policy on Education, raised teachers' active ...
Baseline Cohort Findings on Chemsex Harm Reduction for Young Men in Thailand
Baseline findings from the CLYMAX-2 prospective cohort study of 123 young men who have sex with men in Bangkok revealed ...
Biomass Burning Rose but PM2.5 Did Not: Winds Held the Key in Thailand
A two-season study in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand, finds that rising fire activity did not raise suburban PM2.5 because declining northeasterly ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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