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AI is transforming healthcare communication across Asia, from patient messaging to digital care platforms. Yet rising cyber risks and patient expectations mean providers must balance innovation with strong governance, transparency and trust.

Millions still lack access to preventive healthcare. Mobile clinics are stepping in with screenings, vaccinations and primary care – lowering emergency visits and bridging healthcare gaps in rural and underserved communities.

While we often choose fragrances to feel confident or attractive, the science of scent goes far deeper than surface-level beauty. From the evolutionary drive to find a genetically compatible partner to the emerging trend of neuro-perfumes, our olfactory system is a powerful driver of human connection. However, as we spray our favourite mists daily, medical researchers are beginning to uncover the long-term effects that synthetic chemicals may have on our hormones and respiratory health.

Hearing loss in Singapore affects far more than seniors. From children to working adults, stigma and delay remain common.

From pottery to paper journals, analogue wellness is helping Singaporeans combat digital burnout. Learn how disconnecting from your smartphone can medically reset your nervous system.

ChatGPT Health promises personalised insights by linking your medical records and wellness apps – Dare to try?

Many patients start 2026 wanting whiter, straighter smiles. Dr Amanda Koh explains why cosmetic dental treatments without healthy gums, teeth, and bite function often fail

Economist Impact’s 5th edition of Future of Health Asia 2025 brought over 700 global health leaders to Singapore to explore how AI, sustainability, and collaboration can shape a fairer, healthier Asia.

Healthy lifestyle, low LDL…and still at risk? It could be lipoprotein(a), a genetic form of cholesterol, that is silently increases your risk of heart attack or stroke.

Obesity remains one of Singapore’s most neglected heart risk factors, despite its proven link to cardiovascular disease. With stigma and policy lagging behind science, experts argue for urgent, systemic change.