Remembering Eugene Lim: A Tribute to a Marathoner and Cancer Advocate
Eugene Lim, a passionate marathon runner and sports lover, passed away at the age of 45 on April 10, just three days after marrying his long-time partner, Sofie Chandra, while hospitalized.
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South Korea to Ban Stockpiling Medical Syringes and Needles
SEOUL — South Korea will implement a ban on the stockpiling of medical syringes and needles to prevent disruptions in hospital supplies, starting Tuesday (April 14), as announced by the finance ministry.
The Inspiring Journey of Blood Donation Advocates
How many times have you donated blood?
The Inspiring Journey of Lee Hun: A One-Handed Pianist's Triumph Over Adversity
SEOUL — After suffering a major stroke that left South Korean pianist Lee Hun paralyzed on his right side in 2012, his initial concern was whether he would ever walk again.
Rising Colorectal Cancer Deaths in Younger Adults Linked to Education Levels
NEW YORK — A new study reveals that the alarming increase in colorectal cancer deaths among younger adults is primarily affecting those with lower education levels, suggesting that socio-economic factors may be contributing to this trend.
Zumba, K-pop, yoga: Almost 4,000 take part in first 4 sessions of inaugural Active Fest
As the year comes to a close, many in Singapore have gotten active in a new sport and fitness festival.
'Runaway' groom: Meet the man who opted for a marathon 'bachelor party'
When we hear the term "bachelor party", most of us think of late nights filled with drinks and games.
'I couldn't slow things down': Singaporean shares her burnout experience during festive season
Prostate Cancer in Focus: What a Wider Range of Options Means for Men
Snakehead Fish, Sesame Oil Chicken and Turmeric Milk: What Confinement Diets Mean for New Mothers
Taking Melatonin Nightly: What Sleep Experts Say About Safety, Dosage and Long-Term Use
Everyday Chemicals May Disrupt Gut Health, New Study Warns — What Singapore Residents Should Know
Experts Reveal the Smartest Ways to Boost Your Metabolism and Keep It High All Day
Extended Breastfeeding May Lower Mothers’ Risk of Heart Disease and Stroke, Study Shows
Paternal Postpartum Depression: Understanding and Addressing a Father's Mental Health
Local Zika Cases Confirmed in Singapore
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Preparing for Your First Hyrox Event: Dos and Don'ts
Are you planning to participate in your first Hyrox event or considering it in the near future?
Global Immunization Progress and Challenges in 2024
In 2024, new data from the World Health Organization (WHO) revealed that a million more children completed the crucial three-dose vaccination against diseases like diphtheria, tetanus, and whooping cough compared to the previous year.
Health Screening in Singapore (2026): How Much It Really Costs & Where to Go
We all know how crucial health screenings are—spotting potential health issues early can save you from high medical bills and serious complications down the line. But when it comes to the cost of these screenings in Singapore, things aren’t always straightforward.
Obesity Is Rising in Singapore — And It's About More Than Just Overeating
Obesity is becoming an increasingly pressing health issue in Singapore. Recent findings from the National Population Health Survey show a rising trend in obesity among adults aged 18 to 74. Adding to the concern, the World Obesity Federation has ranked Singapore third among Asian countries for adult obesity rates.
China Shares Extensive COVID-19 Research Data with Global Community, Says Foreign Ministry
BEIJING — China has been at the forefront of sharing critical COVID-19 data and research findings with the international community, according to a statement from the Chinese foreign ministry on Tuesday (Dec 31). The announcement comes in response to renewed calls from the World Health Organisation (WHO) for greater transparency and access to information regarding the origins of the virus.
China Expands Mental Health Services to Tackle Rising Cases Among Youth
HONG KONG — In response to growing mental health challenges, particularly among children and teenagers, China's National Health Commission (NHC) has unveiled a new initiative to strengthen mental health services nationwide from 2026 to 2027.
China Unveils National Strategy to Combat Rising Dementia Crisis Amid Aging Population Boom
HONG KONG — In a bold move to address one of its most pressing healthcare challenges, China has rolled out an ambitious nationwide initiative targeting dementia – now officially recognized as a critical public health issue threatening millions of families across the nation.
US Records First Fatal Human Case of H5N1 Bird Flu in Louisiana
Health officials in Louisiana confirmed the nation's first human fatality linked to H5N1 avian influenza on Monday (Jan 6), raising concerns about the virus's potential severity despite assurances of low public risk.