Waking up to find strands of hair on your pillow, remnants accumulating in the shower drain, or the sight of thinning scalp in the mirror can be a source of silent anxiety for many people in Hong Kong. Hair loss is no longer just an issue for older individuals; in recent years, it has trended younger. This article examines the truths behind hair loss from a medical perspective, helping to reclaim "hair freedom."
2026-02-02 Read MoreIn the bustling city of Hong Kong, we frequent gyms, beauty salons, yoga centers, and even swim in residential complex pools every day. You might notice small, flesh-colored or dark brown bumps suddenly appearing on your face, neck, or hands and feet. Many people's first reaction is, "Are they milia?" or "Could it be skin aging?"
2026-02-02 Read MoreWhen diagnosed with coronary heart disease or discovering serious blockages in the coronary arteries, doctors often recommend Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI) in the vernacular.
2026-02-02 Read MoreMany women in Hong Kong feel both familiar and unfamiliar with "gynaecological checkups," and may even harbor some reluctance. Questions like, "If I’m not feeling unwell, do I really need to get checked?" and "I’ve heard that vaginal speculum exams can be painful, which deters me..." are common.
2026-01-12 Read MoreIn Hong Kong, many women feel anxious upon receiving gynaecological examination reports that mention terms such as "ASCUS" or "CIN," often worrying, "Does this mean I have cervical cancer?"
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