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'No child should suffer like my daughter'
Aussie travels world to push for compulsory vaccination against deadly pneumococcus bacteria.
$180 jab could have saved S'pore mum $30,000
Her daughter almost died of pneumonia at the age of four.
Protect against deadly flu
An estimated average of 588 people in Singapore die each year from influenza.
What's Tourette Syndrome
The main symptoms are motor tics - sudden, apparently uncontrollable movements - and vocal tics - involuntary vocalisations.
Preventing brittle joints
Osteoarthritis is the most common arthritis in the world, affecting approximately 20% of the population.
New heart op reduces duration of hospital stay
Mr Zhong Yang De was born with a hole in his heart and a narrowing of his aorta, and had been operated on twice as an infant.
Alternative drug to cut heart attack, stroke risk
The study has shown that telmisartan can be used as a substitute drug for such patients because it offers similar protection but fewer side effects.
Nail it!
A brief look at some of the problems that can affect our nails.
That mosquito fever
A reminder of what to do when it comes to dengue fever.
Eye Opener
Going for a cataract operation these days is also your chance to get rid of myopia and agstimatism as well.
Lost world
What can one do when family members no longer recognise their nearest and dearest anymore?
Sleepless tots
Babies who wail into the night, toddlers who snore loudly, perennially sleepy kids - it may indicate sleep disorders.
Show me some skin
While the eyes may be the window to the soul, the skin can be a mirror of internal diseases.
Losing your mind
A growing number of people are suffering from Alzheimer's, an incurable brain disease. And there is a different segment that is affected by it - the caregivers.
Down Alzheimer's memory lane
There is no cure for Alzheimer's. Treatment focuses on relieving and slowing down the progress of the symptoms.
Wired centenarians
Here are the top 10 ways of staying healthy, as revealed by more than 100 centenarians in a poll.
Laughter is a simple, effective medicine
The renowned comedian Bill Cosby once said: "If you can laugh at it, you can survive it."
Learn good driving habits for health's sake
Here are steps you can take to avoid back and neck discomfort and even avoid a heart attack when behind the wheel.
 
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