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Robotic Cancer Surgery and Fluorescent Dye: The Future of HPB Cancers
Treating cancers of the liver and pancreas is notoriously difficult. However, the combination of ICG fluorescence imaging and robotic systems is revolutionising HPB cancer surgery.
The Science of Scent: How Perfume Influences Attraction and Long-term Health
While we often choose fragrances to feel confident or attractive, the science of scent goes far deeper than surface-level beauty. From the evolutionary drive to find a genetically compatible partner to the emerging trend of neuro-perfumes, our olfactory system is a powerful driver of human connection. However, as we spray our favourite mists daily, medical researchers are beginning to uncover the long-term effects that synthetic chemicals may have on our hormones and respiratory health.
Ultramarathons May Be Ageing Your Blood Faster
Ultramarathons may damage red blood cells and accelerate cellular ageing. A new study explores what happens when endurance goes to extremes — and whether recovery keeps up.
Swiped Out: Why Dating Now Feels Exhausting
Modern dating is filled with ambiguity, breadcrumbing and mixed signals. Over time, the emotional toll can lead to dating burnout, affecting anxiety and self-esteem.
Why Hearing Health Can’t Wait: What Singaporeans Need to Know About Hearing Loss and Modern Hearing Aid Devices
Hearing loss in Singapore affects far more than seniors. From children to working adults, stigma and delay remain common.
When Help Is 67 Days Away, Can Telepsychiatry Close the Gap?
Patients are waiting weeks or months to see a psychiatrist – and outcomes are worsening. Here is how telepsychiatry may help close the access gap across Asia.
Love as Medicine: How Does Connection Heal Us?
Love elicits physiological responses that calm the nervous system, strengthen the heart, and support our immunity.
Why Breathing Through Your Mouth Is Ruining Your Health
Many people regularly breathe through their mouths without realising the risks. This habit can cause poor oxygen delivery and even alter your jawline.
Dining and Dignity: Offering Inclusivity for Those With Dysphagia
A pilot organised by SUSS brings dysphagia-friendly options into restaurants, showing us how Singapore can support its ageing population in terms of nutrition and quality of life.
Your Health Routine Is Missing One Critical Habit
Dental care is not just about your smile. Research increasingly links oral health to heart disease, diabetes, and chronic inflammation.
Inside Vietnam’s Smallest, Riskiest Liver Transplant
In early February 2026, doctors at Vinmec Times City International Hospital performed a high-risk living-donor liver transplant on Di, an infant weighing just 5.3 kilograms.
6 Natural Ways to Lower Your Cholesterol Without Using Drugs
High cholesterol is a silent threat to the cardiovascular system, but mindful changes can help you lower your cholesterol naturally and keep your heart in good shape.
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