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When Lui Yen Yuin found out she had breast cancer, her world crumbled. Here, she shares her story about how she found the strength to remain positive through the process of recovery.
Whether it’s to up your selfie game or to leave a good impression, we can all agree that yellow, stained teeth is never a great look to sport.
Feeling a little lonely? Don't worry – it’s completely normal and simply part of what it means to be human. That said; there are ways to make space for these feelings of loneliness and ease the discomfort. Ms Ho Shee Wai, Director and Registered Psychologist of The Counselling Place, shows us how.
Redness, dryness, itchy skin… Is it just a heat rash or something more serious? We speak to Dr Derrick Aw, Head and Senior Consultant, Division of Dermatology, National University Hospital, to find out more about four common skin conditions here.
You feel like you’re trapped in a glass case of emotion. The slightest trip could set you off, transforming you into either a trembling, crying wreck, or a seething, frothy rage. One minute you feel over the moon; in the next minute, you feel as though you’re being pulled under.
Skin cancer is the sixth most common cancer amongst men and seventh most common amongst women in Singapore, but it’s highly treatable if detected early. To debunk some of the most common (and dangerous) myths surrounding skin cancer, we speak to Dr. Sue-Ann Ho Ju Ee...
Skin cancer may not be one of the most common afflictions in Singapore but make no mistake; the sun’s UV rays can still damage your skin and wreak havoc on your looks.
The key to stick at working out in the long run is to find something you genuinely enjoy doing. This guide will show you how.
The gut is called the “second brain” for a good reason: A big part of our emotions are probably influenced by the nerves in our gut. Can’t get out of your emotional funk? Upping your intake of probiotics might be the answer.
A new study in the US suggests that women with asthma exposed to air pollution — even before conception — can markedly increase their risk of delivering a premature baby.
Palliative care may sound daunting, especially when you already have plenty on your mind after a loved one falls ill. Here is a guide on the most pertinent information about palliative care in Singapore.
What exactly is hay fever, and why should parents especially take note of this medical condition? Read on. By Tan Lili Every so often, your child would sneeze, rub his eyes, and have a runny nose. You know he isn’t down with a cold since there aren’t any other telltale signs like fever or body aches. So what’s causing his recurring symptoms?
You would definitely have seen those ubiquitous signs calling for the public to be vigilant about mosquito breeding. You probably even know of someone who’s suffered from dengue fever. Find out more about what dengue is all about, here.
"The busier you are, the more you should focus on feeding your body well." We know. When work gets crazy, spending time preparing a home-cooked meal just seems … unproductive. But eating healthily isn’t only for those who want to shed some weight; fuelling your body and brain right is beneficial for your productivity in the long run.