Author: Marie Chen

Google is deepening its healthcare AI partnerships in Singapore, from an AI co-clinician for doctors to preventive health coaching for residents. New research and training initiatives will support the push.

He once emceed weddings and improvised rap battles. After a stroke at 45, Johnson struggled to compose a WhatsApp message. Finding his words again was only one part of rebuilding his life.

A new cholesterol pill has joined a class once available only as injections. Here is how enlicitide works, what trials found and why it may sit alongside your statin.

Newly engaged and preparing for more Muay Thai fights, Shermin Shu faced breast cancer at 30. From postponing her wedding to finding comfort in her community, she shares the struggles behind her smile and what being there really means.

The haze is back, bringing burning smells, irritated airways and questions about lung cancer. We unpack the immediate risks, the evidence on long-term exposure and Singapore’s reactivated subsidy scheme.

From classes and errands to client meetings and site visits, four reviewers test how Skechers Arch Fit 3.0 fits into their routines, with a podiatrist’s advice on finding the right fit.

A promising weight-loss medication helped trial participants lose an average of 25% of their weight at the highest dose. But some needed doses reduced, raising a question: when should further weight loss stop being the goal?

A coronary calcium scan changed who was advised to take statins and helped more patients follow the advice. Yet the trial’s apparent tie came with an important catch.

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Weight-loss drugs are facing a bowel cancer question, but the findings are far from settled. We unpack the GLP-1 research, the distinction between polyps and cancer, and what patients should discuss with their doctor.