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SINGAPORE, 10 OCTOBER 2025 – A new research initiative, GLOW (Gut Linked Outcomes in Wellbeing) will be launched in Singapore to investigate how the human gut microbiome – often described as the body’s “second genome” – influences mental health.
Can probiotics for anxiety be the next breakthrough? New research from Duke-NUS and NNI suggests gut microbes play a key role in mental health, regulating stress and supporting mental well-being.
Eczema impacts millions globally – could the answer lie in your gut? Emerging studies on probiotics suggest new possibilities. Here’s how balancing gut bacteria might help relieve inflammation and improve skin health for those battling this condition.
The oral microbiome is vital for both oral and systemic health. By balancing beneficial bacteria, it protects against dental diseases and supports immune functions. With insights from Associate Professor Fabio Leite, National Dental Centre Singapore.
The controversy over Aoka bread has finally been concluded. The Food and Drug Administration (BPOM) has confirmed that Aoka bread produced by PT Abadi Rasa Food is safe for consumption. Sample testing conducted by BPOM showed that Aoka bread does not contain sodium dehydroacetate, as has been rumoured.
Recently, a viral video on social media showed an angry woman buying UHT milk at a minimarket. In the video,…
Gut health is increasingly recognised as a cornerstone of overall wellbeing, with new evidence highlighting the benefits of symbiotics.
Urban gardening improves the immune system: A placebo-controlled study reveals indoor gardening enhances skin microbiota diversity and immune function. Indoor…
Acne breakouts on different parts of the face can be more than just a skin issue; they may reflect deeper…
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