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(Lifestyle Medicine) Academic Collaboration to Drive the Application of "Lifestyle Medicine" into Professional Practice and Sustainable Living

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14 October 2026 11:52:14

(Lifestyle Medicine) Academic Collaboration to Drive the Application of "Lifestyle Medicine" into Professional Practice and Sustainable Living

The Graduate School, in collaboration with the Sufficiency Economy Studies Center Project, the Sahathamikachon Foundation, and the Thai Lifestyle Medicine and Well-being Association, has established an academic partnership to promote and disseminate knowledge regarding Lifestyle Medicine, focusing on its application to modify health-related behaviors.

Distinguished participants included Capt. Dr. Yongyuth Mayalarp (President of the Thai Lifestyle Medicine and Well-being Association), Asst. Prof. Dr. Wanchak Noichan (Dean of the Graduate School), various associate deans, and representatives from the Sahathamikachon Foundation and the Sufficiency Economy Studies Center Project. They engaged in discussions and knowledge exchange to determine the future direction of joint academic activities and health promotion initiatives.

Thursday, September 24, 2026

This collaboration marks a significant step in bridging academic knowledge with practical application, aiming to sustainably enhance the well-being of personnel and the general public.


For further information, please contact the Graduate School, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University at Tel. 02-1601174 ext. 15.
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