Understanding dengue’s virological characteristics and NS1 expression dynamics provides a strong scientific basis for early diagnostic strategies. NS1 offers distinct advantages as an acute-phase biomarker in both primary and secondary infection, despite differing detection dynamics in each condition. Beyond diagnostics, NS1 also contributes to plasma leakage pathogenesis, making it a key factor in both clinical and biomedical contexts. The application of diagnostic tools combining NS1 and antibody detection, such as the ACCU-TELL® Dengue IgG/IgM/NS1 Combo Cassette, can enhance diagnostic accuracy and help healthcare professionals provide timely management to prevent severe dengue complications.
Lipid science has shifted from focusing solely on LDL-C to a more comprehensive view including remnant lipoproteins. RLPs are proven to be more atherogenic and more predictive of heart attacks, especially in patients with diabetes, obesity, and high triglycerides. Routine comprehensive lipid profiling—supported by the highly accurate, fast, stable, and user-friendly Sinocare iCARE-2100 Lipid Profile Reagent Kit—helps healthcare professionals detect risks earlier
Technological progress brings tremendous convenience to our lives, but it also poses significant health challenges. A fast-paced lifestyle, physical inactivity, and high-sugar consumption are major contributors to the growing risk of diabetes in the modern era.
Maintaining blood sugar levels is not only the responsibility of those with diabetes but also an important preventive measure for everyone. Through simple lifestyle changes, self-awareness, and regular monitoring using devices like Glucosure Autocode from Isotekindo, we can remain productive and healthy amid the demands of digital life.
Healthy living is not just an option — it’s an investment for a better future. Let’s celebrate World Diabetes Day with a renewed commitment to control our blood sugar and manage our lifestyle starting today.
Understand the Difference Between Cholesterol and Triglycerides to Prevent Stroke Early
Although both are classified as blood lipids, cholesterol and triglycerides have different functions and effects on health.
• Cholesterol plays an important role in the formation of hormones, vitamin D, and cell membranes. However, high LDL levels can cause plaque buildup in the arteries.
• Triglycerides, on the other hand, are the body’s main energy reserve, formed from excess calories. When levels are too high, triglycerides can trigger inflammation and damage to blood vessels, worsening the effects of bad cholesterol.
In other words, high cholesterol tends to block blood flow, while high triglycerides accelerate vessel damage and inflammation. The combination of both significantly increases the risk of stroke.
Therefore, maintaining balanced cholesterol and triglyceride levels is not just about diet—it’s about adopting an overall healthy lifestyle: regular exercise, controlled intake of fats and sugars, and routine monitoring.
For early detection and home monitoring, you can use MulticareIn, a practical solution to measure:
✅ Total Cholesterol
✅ Triglycerides
✅ Blood Glucose
MBG cases in Indonesia reflect that the threat of hazardous chemicals in food remains real. The use of substances such as rhodamine B, metanil yellow, formalin, borax, peroxide, iodine, and nitrite not only violates the law but also endangers public health.
Through integrated food surveillance programs and the application of rapid test kits, it is hoped that the government and the public can work together to establish a safe, healthy, and chemical-free food supply chain.
Preventive measures through education, testing, and law enforcement must continue to be strengthened so that no more poisoning or MBG incidents occur due to unsafe food products.