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Browsing: Cardiovascular
Your heart, kidneys and metabolism are more connected than you think. When one fails, the others follow. Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic (CKM) syndrome explains why prevention matters more than ever.
Healthy lifestyle, low LDL…and still at risk? It could be lipoprotein(a), a genetic form of cholesterol, that is silently increases your risk of heart attack or stroke.
Obesity remains one of Singapore’s most neglected heart risk factors, despite its proven link to cardiovascular disease. With stigma and policy lagging behind science, experts argue for urgent, systemic change.
A new calculator built on 500 trials helps doctors predict how much blood pressure drugs lower risk. Could this reshape hypertension care in Asia and worldwide?
Managing high blood pressure can be difficult, but some of the most helpful remedies may already be in your pantry.
Hulk Hogan died at age 71 on 24 July 2025 after going into cardiac arrest at his Florida home. The wrestling icon had recently undergone major neck surgery following years of chronic pain and more than 25 operations.
“Even if my heartbeat becomes irregular, I will continue to work hard.” Behind the music, JJ Lin is battling a real health scare.
Early CPR and AED training is helping more Singaporeans act fast in emergencies. When a man collapsed at Novena, 16-year-old Alva Wong stepped up, proving that readiness starts young.
Can your Apple Watch spot a hidden heart condition? At the Today at Apple talk, Dr Steven Tucker and Dr Sheldon Lee share real-world ways wearable tech is changing personal health — from sleep to stroke risk.
Blue fingers in the cold? It could be more than just poor circulation.
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