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The US FDA has approved bemotrizinol, the first new sunscreen ingredient added in decades. But many Asian consumers have likely been using it for years. Here is why dermatologists are paying attention and what it means for your sunscreen routine.

Confused after medical appointments? Discover six simple ways to advocate for yourself, ask better questions, and navigate healthcare with confidence.

A breast ultrasound is often used alongside mammograms to investigate lumps, dense breast tissue and suspicious findings. Here is how the scan works, who may need one, and why it plays an important role in breast cancer diagnosis.

SINGAPORE, 3 JUNE 2026 – DFI Retail Group (DFI) and leading UK health and wellness retailer Holland & Barrett (H&B) today announced a strategic, multi-year partnership to expand access to trusted, preventive health and wellness solutions across Asia.

Falls are not a normal part of growing older, yet for seniors living with Parkinson’s disease, they represent a silent and dangerous threat. Understanding why these falls happen and taking proactive steps can preserve independence and protect your loved ones during their golden years.

Recurring big toe pain is not always gout or a simple footwear issue. Bunions, arthritis, sesamoiditis, and joint inflammation can overlap, making proper diagnosis important.

PCOS has been renamed PMOS to better reflect its hormonal, metabolic, ovarian, skin, fertility, and mental health impact. Here is what patients should know.

AI dependence is becoming a mental health concern as these large language models reshape how we think, create, and seek comfort. Here is how to set healthier boundaries.

Sleep is not the only kind of rest we need. From emotional exhaustion to sensory overload, there are seven types of rest you are lacking may explain why you still feel drained…

From implants to drug in stents, new options are changing how we treat enlarged prostate. Explore 3 ways to treat enlarged prostate without cutting it out. Do you still need surgery, or is there another way?