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The benefits of kombucha are apparent, but what about its health risks? Here we discuss 6 things you should be aware of when choosing your next beverage.
The COVID-19 disease is a contagious respiratory disease caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The first known…
Doctor On Call, or DOC for short, is a brand new series brought to you by Medical Channel Asia. This…
Doctor On Call, or DOC for short, is a brand new series brought to you by Medical Channel Asia. This…
Coronary artery disease, or also known as coronary heart disease or ischaemic heart disease, is the leading cause of death…
Both fats and cholesterol belong to a wider group of chemical molecules called lipids. Lipids are one of the most…
Celebrate Men’s Health Awareness Month by learning about 5 key supplements that support men’s wellness, from heart health and muscle strength to improved mental wellbeing. Prioritise your health today with these essential nutrients!
Struggling with stress, fatigue, or focus issues? Discover the powerful benefits of adaptogens like ashwagandha, rhodiola, and holy basil. From boosting immunity to supporting cognitive function, find out how adaptogens can help restore balance and promote long-term wellness.
While high cholesterol and smoking are known stroke risks, factors like air pollution, sleep disorders, and oral health also play a role. This article uncovers these hidden stroke triggers and offers lifestyle tips to help you stay protected, from improving sleep hygiene to maintaining dental care.
Ageing doesn’t happen gradually but in two waves—first at 44 and then at 60. These phases bring noticeable changes, from metabolism to immune health. Understanding these bursts allows for lifestyle adjustments that can help improve long-term health and slow the effects of ageing.
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