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Getting rid of dust mite allergens
There is no simple way to remove dust mite allergens from the home, but here are some useful measures.
Mindful of the heart
Our state of mind matters more to the health of our hearts than we may think.
Hard to spot warning signs in young people
In some cases, youths act on impulse and their actions can be unpredictable, said a psychiatrist
The ageing kidney
With an ageing population, kidney failure is on the rise due to lifestyle factors, age-related diseases like diabetes and hypertension.
Stop No. 1 cancer
Colorectal cancer, the most common cancer in Singapore, is highly curable and preventable. It's a matter of catching it early.
'Catch' cancer? Yes, you can
Had oral sex with six or more individuals? You are thrice more likely to get oral cancer.
The daily grind
The economic downturn could make you grind your teeth unconsciously and make you lose your teeth.
What is Burkitt's lymphoma?
It is a rare and aggressive form of lymphoma - a cancer that affects a class of white blood cells called B-lymphocytes.
The specialists
When should one consult a plastic surgeon and a paediatrician? Find out in the latest segment of a series on medical specialists.
Caring friends help me cope with stress
'As fellow NTU students, my friends were shocked to learn about the NTU stabbing tragedy.'
His pain won't be back
Back pain was so bad that man could not get out of bed for seven days; it has since been cured by new procedure.
Stay healthy...and keep your wallet healthy
Falling sick can be costly, with medical bills to pay and loss of productivity. Stay healthy with these tips.
Signs of a stroke
Watch out for these symptoms in children.
Gran's home cures
Generations have depended on home remedies like Tiger Balm and Pei Pa Koa. Experts tell if they really work.
Same old strain
Gamers, musicians and office workers are getting into a world of pain from using the same muscles repeatedly.
All eyes on glaucoma
Glaucoma refers to a series of devastating diseases that irreversibly damage the eye's optic nerve. Are you at risk?
Mind your breath
Try out the oral hygiene routine here if you have bad breath.
The specialists
Psychiatrist, psychologist and urologist. When you should consult any of them?
He gets his check-ups in M'sia
Businessman Patrick Chng travels across the Causeway for medical check-ups because it is cheaper.
Bane of childhood
One in five children in Singapore suffers from eczema - a mind-numbing, sleep-depriving condition. What can be done?
Gran's home cures
Generations have depended on remedies like Po Chai Pills and medicated oil. How do they work and how safe are they really?
A classic 'talk and die' case: Doctors
Head injuries that seem minor at first can become fatal. Within hours, a patient may lapse into a coma and die.
Clean hands save lives
Next time you receive medical treatment, check that your doctor or nurse is folllowing these hygiene measures.
Help! I can't sleep!
Most of us would have experienced an inability to sleep at some point in our lives. A doctor gives suggestions.
Enjoy happiness for a lifetime - help someone
There is a group of people out there who see beyond themselves and is happiest when giving back to the community.
The road to recovery
Thai doctors prove that blood really is thicker than water with an incompatible blood-type kidney transplant between siblings.
When it's not just a cough
With TB on the rise, a stubborn cough coupled with fever, weight loss and blood in sputum call for a visit to the doctor.
Truth about TB
Facts and figures of the tuberculosis germ that infected one-third of the world.
Giving sight to the blind
A complicated two-stage medical procedure called tooth-in-eye surgery has given 25 patients the ability to see.
 
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