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Dive deep into the world of women’s sexual health. Explore common sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and learn about their prevention.…

Unlike subcutaneous fat, which is located just beneath the skin and is more visible, visceral fat cannot be seen or felt.

Water retention, also known as oedema, occurs when excess fluids build up within the body. This phenomenon can result from…

A 61-year-old Singaporean man dies from a severe allergic reaction potentially linked to traditional Chinese medicine pills taken after testing positive for Covid-19. Medical professionals suggest the unusual case highlights the risks of combining unapproved treatments with the virus.

Southeast Asian cuisine is known for its bold flavors, exotic ingredients, and healthful qualities. From spicy curries to fresh salads, this cuisine is packed with nutrients that are good for the body. Here are the top 5 healthy ingredients commonly found in Southeast Asian cuisine and their nutritional benefits.

In light of World Homeopathy Day, let’s explore what homoeopathy is and how it works. Read on to learn the answers to some of your questions.

As the global trend of e-cigarettes (vape) use continues to rise, Southeast Asia is no exception.  With a rapidly growing…

Read about the health risks and economic impact of extreme heat in the Philippines, including heat-related illnesses. Learn about the signs of heat stroke.

Discover the rich tradition of fermented foods in Asian diets and their impact on health. Learn about the various types of fermented dishes such as kimchi, miso, natto, tempeh, and more. Find out how these foods have been used for centuries to enhance flavor and boost health benefits. Get a better understanding of the benefits and importance of fermented foods in Asian cuisine with this informative article.

A study by SingHealth Polyclinics (SHP) has found that medication adherence is the most critical factor in lowering cholesterol levels. Adherence to medication can be up to 85% effective, while changes to diet and exercise can only lower levels by 10-20%.