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Feeling vulnerable? “Ipar Adalah Maut” might trigger more than just tears. From emotional intensity to physical symptoms, find out how films like this can affect your health. Are you ready for the emotional rollercoaster – or should you skip this one?
Hilot, a traditional Filipino healing practice, offers a holistic approach rooted in culture. Yet, its role sparks debate: Is it a cultural treasure, a healthcare risk, or a bridge to integrative medicine? With commentary from Rev. Roland Gomez Comon aka Apu Adman Aghama, a lead advocate of Philippine Indigenous Traditional Medicine Hilot.
Prostatectomy and SBRT are effective treatments for localised prostate cancer. Prostatectomy offers immediate tumour removal, while SBRT provides a non-invasive alternative with quicker recovery and fewer side effects. Explore these prostate cancer treatment options with Dr Malwinder Singh.
Five tourists have died in Laos’ Vang Vieng due to suspected methanol poisoning from tainted alcohol. Global authorities are urging caution and advising travelers to buy drinks from trusted sources only. What is methanol poisoning and how can I protect myself?
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Watching an intense sporting event, such as Indonesian Badminton Star Gregoria Mariska Tunjung’s matches at the 2024 Olympics, can trigger an increase in heart rate and feelings of nervousness.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in many countries, including India, and China. Although heart disease is often associated with men, women are just as likely to develop the condition. It’s crucial for women to understand the risk factors for heart disease and take steps to maintain cardiovascular health.
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Children'S Health
Early dental care is essential for children’s growth, preventing tooth decay and fostering healthy habits. Guidelines recommend a first dental visit by age 1. The NDCS Infant Oral Health Programme offers preventive care to support a healthy smile from infancy. Commentary by Dr Bien Lai, NDCS Paediatric Dentistry Unit.
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Men's Health
Learn about #My1stProstateCheck, 365 Cancer Prevention Society’s free prostate cancer screening campaign, offering early detection and support for at-risk men.
Prostate cancer often develops silently, making regular screenings crucial for early detection and treatment. Understanding symptoms and risk factors like genetics and lifestyle, and prioritising early detection can save lives.
Women's Health
Breast cancer is the leading cancer among women in Singapore, but only 21.5% of Malay women aged 50-69 get screened. Survivor Eryannie, alongside the Breast Cancer Foundation, she’s raising awareness to dispel fears and misconceptions about mammograms.
Health Rounds: A study in mice suggested transplanting eggs from older ovaries into younger tissue could rejuvenate them and improve IVF outcomes. Researchers found a gene variant that protects some babies from jaundice by better processing bilirubin. A trial demonstrated Exelixis’ Cabometyx extended progression-free survival for patients with advanced pancreatic neuroendocrine tumours resistant to other treatments.
Cancer
Prostatectomy and SBRT are effective treatments for localised prostate cancer. Prostatectomy offers immediate tumour removal, while SBRT provides a non-invasive alternative with quicker recovery and fewer side effects. Explore these prostate cancer treatment options with Dr Malwinder Singh.
Prostate cancer often develops silently, making regular screenings crucial for early detection and treatment. Understanding symptoms and risk factors like genetics and lifestyle, and prioritising early detection can save lives.
Gastrointestinal
Read MoreExplore the truth behind stomach cancer myths. From diet to symptoms, early detection and lifestyle changes can make a difference. Learn how to protect yourself with simple, proactive steps.
Stay safe during the rainy season and avoiding food contamination. Learn how moisture increases the risk of food-borne illnesses and follow these expert tips for food hygiene.
The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) issued urgent recalls for the two mooncake brands just days before the Mid-Autumn Festival, due to excessive levels of bacteria found.
