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Increasing Concerns About Child Abuse in Singapore Preschools As reported by The Straits Times, the Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA)…
A woman in Surabaya went viral about the terror and harassment she experienced for ten years by one of her middle school friends. This incident highlights the health risks associated with emotional abuse.
In a concerted effort to combat the pervasive issue of substance abuse, the Department of Health (DOH) recently initiated the Biyaheng Kalusugan: Drug Abuse Prevention and Control (DAPC) Week. This transformative event, held in collaboration with a variety of stakeholders, seeks to mobilise communities, fostering awareness about the danger of substance abuse and advocating for healthier choices, community resilience, and robust support systems.
Holistic addiction recovery combines medical treatment with mindfulness, nutrition, and therapy – addressing the mind, body, and spirit for lasting recovery beyond detox.
Calling all mothers: still stressing about breastfeeding your baby or giving them formula? Ultimately, the final decision comes down to what you and your baby need.
Zombie-like highs, broken families, dangerous withdrawals…Kpod addiction is tearing through Singapore. What does recovery look like for those hooked on these drug-laced vapes?
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.
Why are more animals being abused in Singapore? Experts weigh in on the troubling psychology behind these acts — and what we can do to stop it.
Drawing from real cases, legal expert Genevieve Vanniasingham explains how Malaysian doctors can use social media without breaching MMC guidelines – and what happens if they do.
As more patients in Singapore struggle with depression, Dr Tabitha Mok and Dr Tay Kai Hong weigh in on the promise – and price – of new treatment modalities.
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