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Cocoa Extract Supplement May Benefit Cognition Among Older Adults with Lower Diet Quality Researchers have found new evidence on the…

Beat the Heat with Your Diet For Hot Weather: Key Nutritional Strategies for Enhanced Heat Tolerance As global temperatures climb,…

The sweltering heat of the sun, heightened by the ongoing effects of climate change, poses significant health risks, as warned by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). 

From enhancing cardiovascular health to aiding metabolic processes, Pu Erh tea presents a promising natural remedy backed by scientific studies. …

Singapore’s tropical sunshine offers plenty of natural vitamin D, yet many locals might still benefit from D3 supplements.  Here’s why…

In an era where women are living longer than ever, a significant gap in our understanding of reproductive health persists. The NUS Bia-Echo Asia Centre for Reproductive Longevity & Equality (ACRLE) at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine is pioneering research into one of the earliest ageing organs in women: the ovaries. Since its inception in 2021, ACRLE has been at the forefront of investigating how to delay ovarian ageing, which could have profound implications for women’s health worldwide.

Today, 22 April, is Earth Day 2024. This occasion marks yet another opportunity for global communities to reflect on the interconnectedness of environmental health and human well-being.

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In a bid to combat the rising tide of obesity and associated health risks, the Department of Health-Center for Health Development (DOH-CHD) in Bicol has issued a compelling call to action.

In the healthcare landscape, the choice between house brand and branded medications often hinges on cost and consumer confidence. Interestingly, scientific evidence counters this by highlighting that the active ingredients in generic (house brand) and brand-name drugs are identical, ensuring comparable efficacy.