Cambodia mourns the death of a man with a big heart, Dr Michel Sebban, a French general practitioner, gynaecologist and acupuncturist, who had chosen Phnom Penh as his home and place of devotion since 2011.

At the University of Health Sciences campus in Phnom Penh, more than 120 students and health professionals recently took part in an exceptional master class hosted by Mintha Care Cambodia, Bioderma and the Bioderma Foundation.

Pascal Catry embodies a singular success story in the Cambodian healthcare landscape, where he has transformed Ucare Pharmacy into a key national reference. Returning to Cambodia in 2016 after a well-established career in France, he is using his expertise to create a modern pharmaceutical offering that combines quality, innovation and proximity. In this interview, he shares his entrepreneurial journey and his committed vision for the sustainable development of the Cambodian h

On 15 September 2025, the Government of the Kingdom of Cambodia awarded President Leung Chun-ying - Chairman of the GX Foundation - the prestigious distinction of Grand Officer of the Order of Monisaraphon, in recognition of his major contributions to the development of the country's medical and health sector.

In Phnom Penh’s bustling markets, with morning light filtering across fragrant stalls, there’s one dish that stands at the crossroads of tradition and nutrition—Nom Banh Chok. Revered as Cambodia’s quintessential breakfast, this humble yet elegant rice noodle bowl is an edible mosaic of local vegetables, herbs, and the nutrient-rich harvest of Cambodia’s rivers.

In the rich abundance of tropical fruits, none commands the same awe, adoration, and intrigue as durian. Reigning majestically as the “King of Fruits,” durian is an iconic emblem of Southeast Asia’s natural bounty, celebrated not only for its distinct appearance and strong aroma but also for its exquisite taste and myriad health benefits. This mighty fruit is a seasonal delight, a cultural treasure, and a nutritional powerhouse, especially cherished in countries like Cambodia

At the recent Phnom Penh Plant and Garden Fair, we dicovered the new brand Ponlei Thamacheat, which offers a range of cosmetics and natural

There are hundreds of different aloe plants, but aloe vera stands out for its ability to act on the skin and hair, as well as internally.

Cambodia, a country criss-crossed by iconic rivers and lakes such as the Mekong and Tonlé Sap, is engaged in a difficult struggle to restore the purity of its waters. Despite ambitious efforts by the government and local stakeholders, river pollution persists, fuelled by massive and often uncontrolled discharge of wastewater.

Groups of elderly men and women walking together just before sunrise have long been a common morning sight in Phnom Penh, but the capital is now seeing an increase in the number of lone joggers hitting the streets for exercise at that time as well.

While the monsoon season can sometimes be fun, as shown in the photo below, it is also a time of year when accidents and illnesses are more common. It is therefore wise to take basic precautions.

The Institut Pasteur du Cambodge (IPC) recently marked a decisive step forward in the fight against infectious diseases with the official launch of two major studies: VIRAGE and RACSMEI.infectious diseases with the official launch of two major studies: VIRAGE and RACSMEI.

In a world where conflict and crisis often dominate the headlines, it is refreshing—and necessary—to highlight stories of hope, compassion, and change at the local level.

The Institut Pasteur du Cambodge (IPC) held its annual Liaison Council meeting on Friday to review the institute's achievements over the past year and define strategic priorities for 2025. This high-level meeting was chaired by His Excellency Professor CHHEANG Ra, Minister of Health of the Kingdom of Cambodia.

Starting your day with a good breakfast isn’t just a matter of tradition or appetite – it’s the basis for physical well-being, mental clarity and sustained energy.

The Kantha Bopha Foundation is gearing up for the launch of its much-anticipated annual fundraising initiative, the “10,000 Riel, 10,000 People” campaign, which will run throughout June.

The Cambodian Ministry of Health has issued an urgent appeal to citizens to get vaccinated against COVID-19, amid fears of a new wave of infections in the region. Health authorities have stressed the importance of this vaccination in stemming the possible spread of the virus.

In the bustling markets of Phnom Penh and peaceful villages along the Mekong River, ancient pharmacopoeia is still thriving. Cambodia's rich biodiversity has long been an essential lifeline for communities that depend on traditional medicine, a practice woven into the fabric of Khmer culture for centuries.

Le ministère des Affaires féminines et celui de la Santé ont organisé le mois dernier une clinique ophtalmologique gratuite au Cambodge, offrant des tests de la vue et des lunettes gratuits aux habitants du district de Dangkor.

A landmark policy report released a few days ago by the Southeast Asia Public Policy Institute (SEAPPI) and the Asian Vision Institute (AVI)

A nutritious breakfast plays an essential role in maintaining physical and mental well-being, significantly influencing productivity and...

The krâsang fruit, a unique and versatile ingredient in Cambodian cuisine, is increasingly recognized for its culinary and agricultural...

Last week, the Asia Pacific International Spirits and Wines Alliance (APISWA) and partner associations launched the inaugural Moderation...

On the stalls of Cambodia’s bustling markets, the mangosteen, sometimes referred to locally as the “queen of fruits”, is a culinary treasure