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HSA has banned “Q-nic Care Whitening Underarm Cream,” citing dangerous mercury and steroid levels. The authority urges users to stop immediately and warns about potential skin and health risks. Consumers are advised to purchase health products only from reputable sources to avoid unsafe ingredients.
41 Doctors Investigated as MaNaDr Clinic Loses Licence The Ministry of Health (MOH) has initiated the revocation of MaNaDr Clinic’s licence following investigations into concerns over unethical medical practices. The clinic conducted teleconsultations that often lasted less than a minute, raising serious concerns about patient safety and care quality. Despite these brief consultations, doctors issued medications and medical certificates (MCs) to patients. MOH noted that these practices fall short of both clinical and ethical standards, and concluded that MaNaDr is “unable to continue providing outpatient medical services in a clinically and ethically appropriate manner.” Read also: MaNaDr Clinic Ordered to…
Ageing doesn’t happen gradually but in two waves—first at 44 and then at 60. These phases bring noticeable changes, from metabolism to immune health. Understanding these bursts allows for lifestyle adjustments that can help improve long-term health and slow the effects of ageing.
Research suggests happy couples post less on social media, focusing on private moments to strengthen their relationship. While occasional relationship-centered posts can be positive, frequent public sharing can weaken intimacy. Perhaps keeping some things offline might be the key to lasting happiness.
Six-time Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy has been diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer, which has spread to his bones. Despite his two to four-year prognosis, Hoy remains positive, focusing on family and embracing life. His openness has inspired an outpouring of support from the public and fellow athletes.
Tun Dr Mahathir, Malaysia’s former prime minister, has been hospitalised due to a lung infection, which poses serious risks given his heart condition and history of bypass surgeries. He is receiving in-patient care at the National Heart Institute (IJN) to manage both his lung and heart health.
Breast cancer is the leading cancer among women in Singapore, but only 21.5% of Malay women aged 50-69 get screened. Survivor Eryannie, alongside the Breast Cancer Foundation, she’s raising awareness to dispel fears and misconceptions about mammograms.
Tetris for PTSD May Help Relieve Trauma Symptoms Studies reveal that playing Tetris could reduce flashbacks and distressing memories by over 60%, offering a unique way to ease PTSD symptoms. The idea of using Tetris for PTSD comes from studies in cognitive science and brain research. Scientists know that the brain has limited resources to process information, especially for tasks that involve visual and spatial thinking. @drpriaphd A growing body of research has proposed playing Tetris as an adjunctive, preventative intervention to help reduce intrusive symptoms after a traumatic event. #traumatherapy #traumatok #drpriaphd #newyorktherapist #therapytiktok #therapytok #psychology #emdr #greenscreen ♬…
Curious about your ancestral origins? Ancestry DNA testing provides an exciting glimpse into your heritage, all from a simple saliva sample. By analysing your genetic code, these tests uncover connections to diverse populations, offering insights into your family history that were once unimaginable.
Increasing Concerns About Child Abuse in Singapore Preschools As reported by The Straits Times, the Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA) investigated 147 child abuse cases in 2023, a rise from the previous year. The number of confirmed child mismanagement cases also increased. Child abuse in preschool-aged children is a critical issue that demands vigilance from parents and educators alike. Preschoolers who experience abuse may display a range of behavioural and developmental challenges, which can be early warning signs of deeper problems. Jump to section Aggressive or Disruptive Behaviour Withdrawal or Extreme Passivity Developmental Delays Inappropriate or Disturbed Social Interactions Regressive…
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