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See the most read non-China APAC health and nutrition stories in January. ©Getty Images

APAC January Headline News

By Tingmin Koe

We bring you the list of most read non-China APAC health and nutrition stories in the month of January.

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Researchers at Deakin University Australia are planning a fully remote trial to investigate the health beneficial properties of polyphenols in sugarcane extract and their potential to improve gut, heart and mental health. © Getty Images Sugarcane fix: Revolutionary remote trial to explore health benefits of polyphenols in plant extract ©Getty Images Japan focus: Kobayashi Pharmaceutical’s red yeast saga, DyDo DRINCO’s FFCs, Morinaga-funded probiotic study High consumption frequency of cheese and yoghurt could reduce risk of wheezing, according to researchers. ©Getty Images High consumption frequency of cheese and yoghurt could reduce occurrence of asthma symptoms – Iran study Close to 90% of municipalities in Japan need to improve accessibility to food for elderly consumers. ©Getty Images Food ‘refugees’ in Japan: Government survey reveals strong need to improve food access aid for elderly consumers Kacip Fatimah or Labisia pumila is a traditional herb widely used as post-partum medication. ©Getty Images Third pathway: Malaysia’s new ‘modern claims’ system could drive more clinical research and business Comvita's range of mānuka honey products. Mānuka honey helps reduce functional dyspepsia symptoms – Comvita study

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