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Despite Singapore’s vaping ban, usage is soaring. What makes nicotine so addictive, and how can you quit for good? Hear expert insights and real success stories.

The Heartlanders Programme at National Heart Centre Singapore, supported by Lien Foundation, aims to transform heart failure care in Singapore. This initiative challenges traditional views of palliative care, seamlessly integrating it into routine cardiac treatment to create a more holistic and empowering experience for patients and families.

Dr. Lim Hong Huay, a former paediatrician and mum to two children with autism, turned her challenges into CaringSG, a lifeline for caregivers. A nominee for Singaporean of the Year 2024, her story is one of resilience, compassion, and impact. Read more about her journey.

Malaysia’s booming medical tourism industry offers affordable yet high-quality care, attracting patients worldwide – even across the border, Singapore. Here’s what to look out for before seeking treatment in Malaysia.

Red No. 3 banned in the U.S. over cancer risks, but is it still lurking in your favourite snacks? What does this mean for food safety in Asia?

Working and walking: can a walking pad improve your health and productivity? While it offers many benefits, it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution. Here’s what to know before you invest in this WFH trend.

Imagine wanting to say something but being unable to express it. That’s the daily reality for millions living with aphasia. Learn what causes this misunderstood condition, how it affects lives, and the steps we can take to support those diagnosed.

If lactose intolerance has you avoiding your favorite dairy treats, lactase supplements could be a game-changer. Learn how these enzymes help you digest lactose and enjoy foods like ice cream and milk tea without the discomfort.

What happens to your body after days without food? A new study reveals: Prolonged fasting kicks off changes that could transform your health from the inside out.

Managing childhood asthma can feel like guesswork. But a breakthrough nasal swab test from the University of Pittsburgh may soon change that – offering personalised care based on asthma subtypes for better treatment. What does this mean for Southeast Asia, where the condition affects millions and diagnostic resources are often limited?