Author: Marie Chen
Marie is a Head Editor at Medical Channel Asia, as well as a licensed pharmacist by training with the Singapore Pharmacy Council. She also holds Personal Training and Sports Nutrition Certifications under the International Sports Sciences Association (ISSA). When not at work, she's probably working out or brushing up on the latest news and information in the realm of medical/healthcare.
A new study finds that eating fresh mangos daily may help improve insulin sensitivity and lower insulin resistance in overweight adults.
Apple hearing health takes a leap forward with AirPods Pro 2, featuring an at-home hearing test, hearing aid functionality, and noise protection. With hearing loss on the rise, could this tech make hearing care more accessible?
Exercise isn’t just about fitness – it could make a world of difference for colon cancer survivors, helping them live longer and healthier lives.
Is there a perfect time to work out? Whether you’re an early bird or a night owl, science reveals how different workout timings impact weight loss, muscle gain, and sleep.
Victor Wembanyama’s season is over after being diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis in his shoulder. The condition, rare in athletes, was caught after he reported low energy.
Minimally Invasive Brain Surgery offers a safer, more precise way to treat complex brain conditions. With smaller incisions and advanced technology, it reduces pain, scarring, and recovery time.
Suzetrigine, a non-opioid pain reliever recently approved in the U.S., targets pain at the source without the risk of addiction. Can it change pain management for good?
With the help of AI, Alexandra Hospital is setting new standards in knee replacement surgery. The unique patented AI-driven algorithm promises faster procedures, higher accuracy paving the way for improved outcomes for patients.
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.
Finding it tough to manage your diabetes, high blood pressure, or heart conditions this Chinese New Year? Discover easy tips for a healthier celebration – without missing out on the festive joy.
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