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.
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.
Is anti-ageing science chasing the wrong target? New research reveals DNA mutations might drive ageing, not just epigenetic changes. With therapies focusing on symptoms and not the root cause, can we ever truly reverse the clock – or are we just delaying the inevitable?
Calling all healthcare professionals, administrators, private healthcare providers, and those in the medical tourism sector – mark your calendars for Connecting Care With Clicks 2025 on 20 & 21 June at InterContinental Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for 2 exciting days of networking, collaboration, and discussions.
Red No. 3 banned in the U.S. over cancer risks, but is it still lurking in your favourite snacks? What does this mean for food safety in Asia?
Male birth control is more than just condoms and vasectomies. From hormonal gels to reversible options, men are stepping up to share the responsibility of contraception.
What happens to your body after days without food? A new study reveals: Prolonged fasting kicks off changes that could transform your health from the inside out.
ESMO Asia 2024 united experts in the region as well as global experts to address Asia’s unique cancer challenges, featuring breakthroughs in immunotherapy, rare cancer networks, and patient-centred care.
The Child and Adolescent Family Support Services (CAFSS) programme at NUH, supported by the EtonHouse Community Fund (ECF), provides subsidised psychosocial therapy for families managing chronic illnesses. For Mdm Adilah, this support was a lifeline in repairing strained family bonds following the diagnosis of their daughter Aafiyah.
Your smile matters for health and confidence! Achieving a brighter smile is within your reach. Here are 5 simple tips that can help you smile brighter, feel more confident, and improve your oral health today.
Singapore’s OPTIMUM trial, a telemedicine study by SingHealth Polyclinics in collaboration with the MOH Office for Healthcare Transformation, empowered diabetes patients with tools for self-care and health monitoring. With promising results, this trial could pave the way for a national rollout in diabetes management.
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