Assoc. Prof. Dr. Atiwut Kamutmas, President of the Thai Association of Clinical Sexology and Sexual Medicine, stated that sexually transmitted infections are on the rise due to some individuals holding mistaken beliefs, such as engaging in sexual activity without using condoms. This issue is not merely due to lack of knowledge.
The information presented may not be engaging enough or effectively communicated to target audiences. Therefore, the institute has developed courses for medical personnel and interested individuals to learn about sexual health and holistic well-being properly, covering physical, psychological, social, and relational dimensions.
The Global Institute for Sexual Health and Holistic Well-being (GISH Institute) has launched six long-term courses and one short-term course, providing knowledge delivered by specialists such as Assoc. Prof. Dr. Atiwut Kamutmas, an obstetrician-gynecologist and sexual medicine physician, and Dr. Krit Jayasakul, a sexual medicine doctor.
Also included are Dr. Natthachai Ramphai, a psychiatrist, and Pol. Lt. Col. Dr. Lakkhana Jakkapak, an obstetrician-gynecologist and sexual medicine specialist. Additionally, special guest speakers include Khun Kongnapat Jirojthanapong, an influencer who runs the 'Nang Rom Kom Khiao' channel and a clinical sexologist, contributing educational content.
The GISH Institute was established under Kasem Bundit University and is accredited by the Thai Association of Clinical Sexology and Sexual Medicine (TACS). The institute focuses on developing medical and professional personnel with comprehensive understanding of holistic health. Interested individuals can inquire or register via phone 099-1989541, Line: @gish, email gish.institute@gmail.com, or visit https://www.gish-institute.com..
Supported by Muang Thai Life Assurance Public Company Limited, represented by Senior Executive Vice President Pramot Sakgamjon, donated funds to support operations and provided group accident insurance policies to the Police General Phao Saranon Foundation. The foundation uses these resources to care for the Tawanmai Children’s Home, which primarily supports and improves the quality of life for at-risk or underprivileged children and youth.
The focus is on life skills training, education, and vocational training to enable children to become self-reliant and integrate into society. The donation took place at the 26th Bangkok Money Expo, with Saowapak Sukwattano, Treasurer and Secretary of the Police General Phao Saranon Foundation, accepting the contribution.
The ceremony was honored by the presence of Vithai Ratanakorn, Governor of the Bank of Thailand; Santi Viriyarungsarit, Chairman of Money Expo; Pakanee Viriyarungsarit, Co-chair of Money Expo; Parita Viriyarungsarit, Vice-chair of Money Expo; Pitrporn Boonyaratpan, Senior Vice President; and Sahaphol Polpathapee, Vice President of Muang Thai Life Assurance Public Company Limited. The event took place at Challenger Halls 1–2, IMPACT Muang Thong Thani.
Fit to Dive Vimut Hospital, a leading private hospital in central Bangkok, is advancing preventive health care by participating in Thailand Dive Expo 2026 (TDEX), the country’s largest diving event. Under the theme "Fit to Dive: Health Ready Before Going to Sea," the hospital aims to expand its reach to divers and marine activity enthusiasts. Respiratory specialists provide knowledge at the event and offer free lung function tests and consultations, inviting attendees to experience a new health care approach integrating medical expertise with diving activities.
From 21–24 May 2026, 11:00–20:00, at Hall 5–6, Booth B91, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, the event also features the launch of a special priced health screening program for diving preparation. The program includes blood concentration tests, kidney function assessments, and respiratory system evaluations such as chest X-rays, spirometry lung function tests, nasal and sinus X-rays, and hearing tests via audiograms. This comprehensive screening helps assess health risks thoroughly and boosts confidence before diving.