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When Words Failed Him, Terence Ang Found Another Voice
After a stroke left Terence Ang living with aphasia, the former marketing professional struggled to speak and reconnect with others. Through writing, poetry, and AI voice technology, he slowly found another way to be heard.
Attachment Styles: How Childhood Bonds Shape Adult Relationships
Why do some people fear abandonment while others avoid intimacy? Understanding attachment styles may explain your relationship patterns and how to change them.
Parkinson’s Disease: Why Are Seniors So Prone to Falling?
Falls are not a normal part of growing older, yet for seniors living with Parkinson’s disease, they represent a silent and dangerous threat. Understanding why these falls happen and taking proactive steps can preserve independence and protect your loved ones during their golden years.
Is Mouthwash More Useful Than We Thought?
A new Asia Pacific Dental Federation white paper explains when mouthwash may help support oral care, and why brushing still comes first.
Snoring or OSA Keeping You Awake? Try Eating These 5 Foods
A healthy diet is important for helping those with OSA manage their weight, but there are specific foods for obstructive sleep apnoea that just so happen to also help ease OSA symptoms.
PMOS: The New Name Reframing PCOS
PCOS has been renamed PMOS to better reflect its hormonal, metabolic, ovarian, skin, fertility, and mental health impact. Here is what patients should know.
The Negative Side of Muscle Memory
New research suggests muscles may store a molecular memory of inactivity, helping explain why older adults can struggle to recover after repeated rest.
Socially Sabotaged, Cognitively Crippled: Is AI Rewiring How We Think?
AI dependence is becoming a mental health concern as these large language models reshape how we think, create, and seek comfort. Here is how to set healthier boundaries.
The 7 Types of Rest We Need (That’s Not Just Sleep)
Sleep is not the only kind of rest we need. From emotional exhaustion to sensory overload, there are seven types of rest you are lacking may explain why you still feel drained…
When Every Monitor Beeps, What Gets Missed?
At the Philips APAC Innovation Summit, healthcare leaders explored how AI-enabled monitoring, connected data, and smarter workflows could reshape patient care across increasingly stretched hospital systems.
Could a Common Diabetes Medication Quiet HIV for Good?
Why does HIV return after treatment stops — and why do some people resist it? New research uncovers immune cells, genes, and a familiar diabetes drug that may help keep the virus dormant longer.
The Caregiver’s Guide: Digital and AI-Assisted Tools for Elderly Care in Singapore
The journey of caregiving is one of the most significant roles a person can undertake, often driven by deep familial devotion and cultural values of
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