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Beyond the common headlines of fatty liver and hepatitis, a group of rare liver diseases quietly affects many across Asia. While symptoms like fatigue and itching are often dismissed, understanding these hidden genetic and autoimmune conditions is the first step toward effective management and life-changing treatment.
Singapore has made major strides in haemophilia care. But a study by Haemophilia Society of Singapore (HSS) shows many patients still live with daily limitations – raising a deeper question: what does it mean to truly live beyond the condition?
Thinking of surviving on instant noodles for a week? From sodium overload to missing nutrients, here is how your body may react.
Modern health trends are shifting away from restrictive diets towards sustainable habits like cosy wellness and advanced digital health tools for a balanced lifestyle.
From infinite scrolling to dopamine loops, several factors contribute to shrinking attention spans in the digital age, but cognitive experts suggest we can still reverse the damage.
For people living with eczema, the itch is more than a physical symptom. It shapes sleep, mood, and relationships — influencing how they connect with others in everyday life.
As Parkinson’s Disease cases rise in ageing Singapore, Alexandra Hospital is moving medical reviews out of the traditional clinic and into a social cafe setting. This innovative model aims to bridge the gap between clinical treatment and the emotional reality of living with a chronic neurological condition.
Pain is something everyone experiences, but not all pain works the same way. Understanding the difference between nociceptive and neuropathic pain can help guide treatment and improve your quality of life.
For many people with atopic dermatitis, the relentless itch disrupts sleep, work, and relationships. Dermatologist Dr Kok Wai Leong explains why the itch–scratch cycle persists and how targeted treatments may help patients regain control.
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