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.
Putting in another all-nighter to meet your deadline? A study finds long working hours may reshape the brain in ways we are only beginning to understand.
Taiwanese influencer Guava Beauty, known for creatively “eating” beauty products in her videos has died, raising questions about online boundaries and the cost of viral fame.
USC scientists have created a 5-in-1 blood test to detect Alzheimer’s in its earliest stages. Could this be the future of routine dementia screening?
Joe Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis brings attention to how the disease progresses and why early detection can make a difference.
New research shows probiotics may reduce stress, anxiety, and fatigue in just a few weeks, offering subtle mood improvements through the gut–brain connection.
From hotel-style check-ins to personalised menus, hospitals across Asia are applying hospitality strategies to meet rising patient expectations.
Dr Faisal Abdul Aziz, Dr Hamid Razak, Dr Syed Harun Alhabsyi, Dr Ong Lue Ping and Dr Michael Fang are the medical professionals stepping into politics for the first time in Singapore’s GE2025.
Pope Francis, the first Latin American pontiff and a transformative figure in the Catholic Church, passed away on Easter Monday, 21 April 2025, at the age of 88.
A Harley convoy, a pub quiz, and a…prostate talk? At the Ride the Flow event held on 12 April 2025, Medical Channel Asia and ROADS.sg blended motorbike safety with prostate health talks, bringing BPH awareness to the fore in a male-friendly setting.
Singapore researchers are using AlphaFold’s protein structure AI to uncover clues in Parkinson’s and more, marking a quiet revolution in disease discovery.
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