Browsing: Singapore

Singapore’s Ministry of Health wants kids to ditch the screens, but are their new guidelines realistic? Explore the growing screen time dilemma, parental struggles, and global approaches to tech-savvy toddlers in our article.

The Heartlanders Programme at National Heart Centre Singapore, supported by Lien Foundation, aims to transform heart failure care in Singapore. This initiative challenges traditional views of palliative care, seamlessly integrating it into routine cardiac treatment to create a more holistic and empowering experience for patients and families.

Singapore ranks high in healthcare, but is it failing cancer patients? With low screening rates, slow tech adoption, and underserved communities, the nation needs to act swiftly to improve cancer outcomes.

Malaysia’s booming medical tourism industry offers affordable yet high-quality care, attracting patients worldwide – even across the border, Singapore. Here’s what to look out for before seeking treatment in Malaysia.

Endless scrolling is taking a toll on Singapore’s youth, with many facing anxiety, depression, and disrupted lives. As social media addiction rises, Singapore policymakers consider following Australia’s lead to restrict access. Could tighter regulations be the answer?

At just 28, Adam Swandi retires from a remarkable football career with Singapore’s Lion City Sailors after a shocking heart condition diagnosis. Here’s the story behind his decision.

Dual task training combines physical exercise with mental tasks, enhancing brain health, coordination, and cognitive performance. Gyms like SPARKD in Singapore are leading the way, helping people of all ages stay fit and sharp through holistic training.

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.

The World Needs Science, and Science Needs Women. Recognised at the 2024 L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science awards, these female Singaporean scientists are inspiring the next generation of diverse innovators.

Singapore’s BRAVE study, led by the Institute of Mental Health, invites up to 40,000 families to screen children aged 8–18 for ADHD, autism, and depression. Participants flagged at risk receive free diagnostic tests and guidance on follow-up care.