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Wendy Williams, the iconic talk show host, has publicly shared her diagnosis of primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia. These…

Maximising Your NAPFA Test Results: A Comprehensive Guide Achieving excellence in the National Physical Fitness Award (NAPFA) test necessitates a…

As Singapore intensifies its efforts to improve mental health services, psychologists nationwide advocate for better regulation and formal recognition of their profession. This call for change emerges in light of the government’s plans to augment the cadre of psychologists in the public sector, a strategic move aimed at bolstering the national mental health infrastructure.

We look at the top 5 most popular medical news stories across Southeast Asia this week!  #1 – Brain Surgery…

Groundbreaking research by the Integrated Women’s Health Programme (IWHP) at the National University Hospital (NUH) and NUS Medicine has brought…

Spider Veins vs Varicose Veins: A Comprehensive Overview Spider veins and varicose veins, while often mentioned in the same context,…

The Malaysian Ministry of Health (MOH) has released new guidelines to evaluate and treat individuals who are overweight/obese. The MOH’s…

Dr Goh shared that “The complications from both type 1 and type 2 diabetes have serious complications when they attack blood vessels. When this happens, it can cause microvascular heart diseases and lead to blindness, kidney failure, loss of sensations in the nerve and more. Macrovascular heart disease causes heart attack and stroke.

Type 1 diabetes usually has more complications and has a greater impact on reducing the lifespan. However, in both diseases, the life expectancy is reduced. Therefore, the patient is better off getting a reversal cure via metabolic surgery. 

Explore effective non-pharmacologic chronic pain management strategies, focusing on acupuncture, massage therapy, and more.

Discover why stopping a weight loss drug can lead to weight regain, highlighting the complexities of long-term obesity management.