Frustrated with loose dentures and messy adhesives? All-on-4 dental implants offer a stable, natural-looking solution with faster results and long-term benefits.
Obsessed with your looks? Feel flawed even when others say you are not? You might be dealing with body dysmorphic disorder — a condition that can quietly take over your life.
Tired doctors, endless admin, and five medical AI tools that could actually help.
Feeling low after your vacation? You are not imagining it. The post-holiday blues are real, but there are ways to bounce back without booking another flight (just yet).
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Can your Apple Watch spot a hidden heart condition? At the Today at Apple talk, Dr Steven Tucker and Dr Sheldon Lee share real-world ways wearable tech is changing personal health — from sleep to stroke risk.
The incidence of cardiac arrest increase with age, with the majority, happening to people aged 60 years or older.
The Heartlanders Programme at National Heart Centre Singapore, supported by Lien Foundation, aims to transform heart failure care in Singapore. This initiative challenges traditional views of palliative care, seamlessly integrating it into routine cardiac treatment to create a more holistic and empowering experience for patients and families.
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Men's Health
Father’s Day puts focus on the quiet decline many ageing men face. With most now physically impaired, families must learn to offer support without stripping dignity.
Pearly penile papules do not pose any health risk, but stigma and mistaken identity are driving men to seek cosmetic treatment. Here are the available options.
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Cancer
Joe Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis brings attention to how the disease progresses and why early detection can make a difference.
With limited treatment options for late-stage gastric cancer, a new targeted therapy – zolbetuximab – recently approved in Singapore is giving patients a reason to hope.
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Read MoreNew research shows probiotics may reduce stress, anxiety, and fatigue in just a few weeks, offering subtle mood improvements through the gut–brain connection.
With limited treatment options for late-stage gastric cancer, a new targeted therapy – zolbetuximab – recently approved in Singapore is giving patients a reason to hope.
An ostomy is life-changing, but it doesn’t mean life stops. With perspectives from a surgeon, stoma nurse, and patient, we explore the challenges, breakthroughs, and support that help ostomy patients regain confidence and live fully.
