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17-10-2007
Full Scientific Abstracts from the 4th Malaysian Conference SAAAMM.
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17-10-2007
The World Health Organization reports that in the year 2000, there were 600 million people aged 60 and over; there will be 1.2 billion by 2025 and 2 billion by 2050.
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17-10-2007
Acne is the commonest skin disease, affecting 80% of teenagers and an estimated 20% of adults. Acne can present as a mild disease with no sequelae or as an extensive severe nodular-cystic disease involving the face, chest and back that invariably results in significant scarring.
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17-10-2007
The aging process of humans is running individually different, complex, and even diverse in various body compartments, leading to differences between chronological and biological age.
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17-10-2007
In history, it has been the wish of humans to live a long life – beginning from the era of the Egyptions. At that time, the average lifespan was twenty five years.
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