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Why Do Successful People Sleep So Little?
Why do some successful people need less sleep? From short sleeper syndrome to burnout, we unpack what’s driving the sleep-deprived society.
Organ Donations Save Lives – So What’s Stopping Malaysia From Giving More?
Despite thousands on Malaysia’s transplant waitlist, organ donation rates remain among the lowest in the world. Why is that, and how can we change this status quo?
Woman Caught Vaping on MRT: What Is Etomidate in Kpods?
Etomidate-laced Kpods, or “zombie vapes”, are spreading among Singapore’s youth. Authorities are cracking down, but what exactly is inside these vapes, and how dangerous are they?
Numb Fingers, Cold Toes – Is It Raynaud’s Syndrome?
Blue fingers in the cold? It could be more than just poor circulation.
Are Those Flashes and Floaters in Your Eyes a Warning Sign?
Seeing strange flashes or floating specks in your vision? Learn what causes them, when to be concerned, and how to protect your eyesight.
Aidilfitri Celebrations Dampened in Light of the Putra Heights Pipeline Fire
An Aidilfitri morning turned tragic in Selangor after a Petronas gas pipeline explosion in Putra Heights injured 145, destroyed homes, and sparked health concerns.
Tired of Your Partner’s Snoring? Try a Sleep Divorce
Snoring, tossing and turning, or clashing bedtimes…if your partner’s sleep habits are keeping you up, a sleep divorce could be the relationship hack you never considered.
Are We Doing Enough to Keep Singapore’s Seniors Moving?
With ageing in place a priority, how can neighbourhood design, fitness programmes, and community centres help older adults stay active and independent?
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.
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