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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.

Dr. Lim Hong Huay, a former paediatrician and mum to two children with autism, turned her challenges into CaringSG, a lifeline for caregivers. A nominee for Singaporean of the Year 2024, her story is one of resilience, compassion, and impact. Read more about her journey.

Fajarbaru signs RM2B Penang Medi-City project – which is transforming healthcare in Malaysia. With hospitals, wellness centers, and commercial spaces, it boosts medical tourism, creates jobs, and establishes Penang as a key regional healthcare hub while fostering sustainable growth.

Calling all healthcare professionals, administrators, private healthcare providers, and those in the medical tourism sector – mark your calendars for Connecting Care With Clicks 2025 on 20 & 21 June at InterContinental Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for 2 exciting days of networking, collaboration, and discussions.

Red No. 3 banned in the U.S. over cancer risks, but is it still lurking in your favourite snacks? What does this mean for food safety in Asia?

HMPV, a respiratory virus rising globally, has similarities to COVID-19. Could it spark the next global health crisis? Here’s what you need to know.

What happens to your body after days without food? A new study reveals: Prolonged fasting kicks off changes that could transform your health from the inside out.

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?

Migratory birds and mosquitoes aren’t just wildlife—they’re clues in Singapore’s fight against zoonotic diseases. NParks’ $15M biosurveillance initiative funds innovative research in disease detection and prevention – join the fight against zoonotic diseases and submit your proposal.

Managing childhood asthma can feel like guesswork. But a breakthrough nasal swab test from the University of Pittsburgh may soon change that – offering personalised care based on asthma subtypes for better treatment. What does this mean for Southeast Asia, where the condition affects millions and diagnostic resources are often limited?