Author: Gerald Ng
Gerald Ng
Gerald Ng is a previous editor for Medical Channel Asia. Writing has always been his first love and he has more than a decade of journalism experience after falling in love with reading the newspapers daily growing up in Singapore. His works and interviews have appeared in various media publications including Yahoo!, Straits Times and Channel NewsAsia.
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The most brilliant minds in Asia have been inventing some of the world’s best medical wearables.
Surviving an earthquake can be a traumatic and life-changing event, and the aftermath can have a profound impact on a person’s physical and mental health. The death toll from the earthquake that rocked Turkey and Syria continues to rise.
Balding, once primarily a problem for Caucasian men, is now affecting Asian men as well.
Singaporean cuisine is known for its unique blend of flavours and diverse culinary influences. However, many dishes are high in cholesterol and unhealthy fats, which increases the risk of heart disease and other health problems. How do we make Singaporean food healthier?
NCDs, such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancer, have become increasingly prevalent in recent years, and are now the leading causes of death in South Korea.
This week will look at VR tech in nurse training in Singapore, free condoms in Thailand, organ trafficking in Vietnam and other health news
The treatment works by targeting the interleukin-11 protein, known to cause scarring and damage in various organs, including the kidneys.
We will look at Singapore’s new plan for healthy ageing, the lifting of the pandemic status across SEA and air pollution levels in Bangkok
This resistance poses a significant threat to current control methods, such as fogging with insecticide, as they will become less effective
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