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Thailand's Department of Medical Services is urging the public not to ignore warning signs such as unexplained fainting, chest discomfort, severe heart palpitations and sudden shortness of breath. These symptoms may indicate serious underlying heart conditions that could lead to sudden cardiac arrest or sudden cardiac death without timely medical attention.

Thailand is advancing public health policies to address the commercial determinants of health, strengthen disease prevention, and promote healthier living environments. At the National Conference on Commercial Determinants of Health 2026 in Bangkok, the World Health Organization (WHO), ThaiHealth, and national partners highlighted the importance of responsible business practices, effective health taxes, and sustainable investment in health promotion.

Thailand's Department of Medical Services has issued a health advisory over transboundary haze linked to wildfires in Indonesia, warning that PM2.5 air pollution may affect respiratory and cardiovascular health in southern Thailand. Children, older adults, pregnant women, and people with underlying medical conditions are advised to take additional precautions.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has called on the Thai government to protect the financial sustainability of the Thai Health Promotion Foundation (ThaiHealth) and maintain effective tobacco and alcohol taxation policies to support long-term disease prevention and public health promotion.