Browsing: Medication & Drugs

With limited treatment options for late-stage gastric cancer, a new targeted therapy – zolbetuximab – recently approved in Singapore is giving patients a reason to hope.

Suzetrigine, a non-opioid pain reliever recently approved in the U.S., targets pain at the source without the risk of addiction. Can it change pain management for good?

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.

Zyrtec-D, a combination of antihistamine and decongestant, is no longer available in Singapore.  While GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) informed healthcare professionals about…

Eczema impacts millions globally – could the answer lie in your gut? Emerging studies on probiotics suggest new possibilities. Here’s how balancing gut bacteria might help relieve inflammation and improve skin health for those battling this condition.

Planning an adventure? From navigating high altitudes to staying hydrated in the heat, here’s our expert tips and a must-have checklist to ensure your journey is safe and unforgettable.

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.

From sunburn to altitude sickness, travel comes with unexpected risks. A well-stocked first aid kit ensures you’re ready for minor mishaps, letting you focus on enjoying your holiday. Here’s what to pack for safe, stress-free adventures wherever you go.

Novo Nordisk launches Wegovy in China, targeting the country’s 180 million people with obesity. Priced at ¥1,400 ($192 USD) per starter dose, it faces accessibility challenges as it’s not covered by national insurance. The move heightens competition with Eli Lilly.

Misusing antibiotics: stopping early, skipping doses, or treating viral infections can empower bacteria to resist drugs. Here’s how you can curb this crisis and ensure antibiotics remain effective for generations.