Browsing: Singapore

The NDCS Mobile Dental Clinic, in partnership with LION Corporation Singapore, brings ongoing oral health services to Singapore’s vulnerable seniors, closing access gaps for ILTC residents through on-site treatment and public-private support.

Singapore, 17 September 2025 – Against the stunning backdrop of the Marina Bay skyline, the IHH Healthcare X Singapore Sea Regatta (IHHSSR) 2025 welcomed over 2,000 attendees including dragon boat teams from Singapore, Malaysia, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Boogie, Summer, Friday, and Ginger – four miniature horses from EQUAL Singapore – offered quiet moments of healing and connection at IHHSSR 2025, showing how equine-assisted therapy can support mental wellness in even in public spaces.

IHHSSR – Singapore’s biggest dragon boat and mental wellness festival is here for their 2nd iteration in 2025. From therapy horses to spin classes, here are 5 reasons to visit IHHSSR 2025 this weekend 13-14 September 2025.

Singapore’s hot weather is now a health issue, not just a climate one. It is affecting our sleep, skin, emotions and productivity. Here is how to adapt.

Buffet syndrome once dominated insurance debates in Singapore, but does it still hold true? Dr Tan Yia Swam breaks down what’s really going wrong today.

A global Listeria outbreak linked to French soft cheese has killed two people and sickened 21, with products sold in Asia, including Singapore and Malaysia.

Singapore, 22 August 2025 – Singapore Sea Regatta (SSR) has partnered IHH Healthcare (IHH) through a S$580,000 title sponsorship that will see the international dragon boat festival return over the next three years till 2027.

Singapore couple Christine Lee and Lawrence Khoo defied age expectations by placing third in the HYROX Mixed Doubles race. Their story shows how strength and endurance training can transform life – even after 50.

Singapore, 11 August 2025 – A new modelling study published in Nature Aging projects that long-term, sustained lifestyle changes could substantially reduce the burden of chronic disease and generate up to S$650 million in direct healthcare cost savings for Singapore by 2050.