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For most Singaporeans, medical insurance is their primary protection from sickness. It shields them both financially and medically. A core component of medical insurance is critical illness.  In this article, guest writer Michael Seow gives a clearer understanding of what critical illness coverage provides.

The National University Hospital (NUH) has launched the National University Centre for Trauma. This centre focuses on comprehensive trauma care and outreach to vulnerable groups, including children, older adults, and migrant workers. The initiative aims to enhance safety and prevent trauma across Singapore.

A recent report from the Philippine Orthopedic Center highlighted that approximately 3 million Filipinos are currently living with scoliosis. This statistic underscores the condition’s widespread impact within the country. Globally, scoliosis affects between 0.93 percent and 12 percent of the population, indicating a significant public health concern.

Indonesian Singer Virgoun was recently apprehended for methamphetamine abuse. According to police reports, Virgoun admitted to using methamphetamine, commonly known as ‘sabu’, to manage his weight. 

Health experts are raising alarms over the increasing incidence of liver disease in the country, urging Filipinos to adopt healthier lifestyles through disciplined eating and regular exercise.

Canadian singer Céline Dion has garnered attention and admiration for bravely sharing her struggle with stiff person syndrome (SPS) in her new documentary, “I Am: Céline Dion”. In a poignant and harrowing scene, Dion, 56, is seen grappling with an agonizing SPS attack, highlighting the challenges of living with this rare condition.

New Findings on Multivitamin Use and Mortality A recent large analysis involving nearly 400,000 healthy U.S. adults, followed for over…

The Indonesian Ministry of Health (Kemenkes RI) has revealed alarming statistics: 65 percent of schoolchildren do not eat breakfast. This concerning trend has significant implications for children’s health and academic performance, urging immediate action.

Walking can significantly alleviate back pain. The gentle, low-impact exercise of walking enhances muscle function, boosts circulation, and promotes spinal…

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