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TikTok’s Morning Shed – Skincare Magic or Marketing Gimmick?
TikTok’s morning shed routine claims to transform your skin overnight – but layering products, masks, and tapes before bed might do more harm than good, shares dermatologist Dr Joseph Toh.
Cracking Parkinson’s Code with Google AlphaFold
Singapore researchers are using AlphaFold’s protein structure AI to uncover clues in Parkinson’s and more, marking a quiet revolution in disease discovery.
Learning About Human Nature From Sunway University Library’s Public Indecency Scandal
A man caught masturbating at the Sunway University library is now at the centre of a viral scandal, but the backlash has revealed deeper issues about mob justice and digital cruelty.
Earthquake Shakes Myanmar to Thailand, But the Health Crisis Is Just Starting
A powerful earthquake has rocked Myanmar and neighbouring countries – with casualty even in Bangkok. While rescue efforts continue, the region now faces urgent public health challenges.
Singapore International Foundation’s Mental Healthcare Collaboration in Cambodia Bolsters Services, Impacting More Than 225,000 Live
Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 28 March 2025 – The SIF healthcare project has strengthened mental healthcare services in Cambodia by equipping more than 150 mental health professionals in Phnom Penh with knowledge and skills to enhance diagnosis, treatment, and management of mental health disorders.
Singapore scientists map tumours for better, more precise treatments in stomach cancer
Singapore, 27 March 2025— By using advanced mapping technologies, a team of Singapore scientist created a detailed “atlas” of stomach tumours, revealing hidden patterns in how cancer cells behave, evolve and interact with their environment.
Why Pickleball Is the Sport Everyone’s Trying
Pickleball is making waves among adults young and old for being fun, social, and easy on the joints. Find out why it’s a hit – and how to avoid common injuries.
Samsung’s Co-CEO Han Jong-hee Suddenly Passes at 63 From Cardiac Arrest
Samsung Electronics mourns the sudden death of co-CEO Han Jong-hee, 63, from a cardiac arrest, spotlighting the growing concern of cardiovascular diseases among prominent Asian figures.
Is Your Dad Bod a Health Risk?
Is the dad bod just a harmless look or a hidden health risk? Doctors weigh in on what your belly fat might really mean.
From Parity to Progress: Women in STEMM Call For Equity, Mentorship and Inclusive Leadership at 2025 Symposium
Singapore, 25 March 2025— Moving the conversation from parity to purpose, the International Women in STEMM Symposium 2025—hosted by Duke-NUS Medical School—brought together more than 350 leaders, researchers and students to discuss gender diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI).
Half a Million in Singapore Affected by Kidney Disease
Kidney disease often goes unnoticed until serious damage sets in. With over 500,000 affected in Singapore, here’s what you need to know.
Waking Up in the Middle of the Night? Here’s Why
Can’t stay asleep through the night? From stress and sleep apnoea to bad room conditions, learn what’s really waking you up at 3am.
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