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Courage of an unknown heroine
The widow has never been to school, had cancer - yet is happy and has raised 2 kids. -ST
Sleuth on the prowl
Dr Quek Swee Chong explains why an abnormal Pap smear result is like evidence that a crime has been committed. -ST
A healthy snooze
Sleep is needed for the body to rest and repair. -The Star/ANN
Not practical for GPs to refer all flu cases
Symptoms of H1N1 are exactly the same as the common flu, says one doctor.
Slave to a whiskey bottle
Alcoholism almost killed an addict not once, but twice. -ST
The key to recovery
Quitting is the first step for most addicts but staying off the addiction is the tougher. -ST
The making of an addict
Experts reveal why some are more vulnerable and that an addict should be cared for like the sick and not be labelled a bad person. -ST
Be kind to your hands
Sodium lauryl sulfate, which is found in solid and liquid soaps, removes more than just surface grime. -ST
Fried eyes
Eyes need as much protection as skin from ultra-violet light. Find out why. -The Star/ANN
How to keep hydrated in this hot, hot season
The sizzling weather has sent people running for cover indoors. -ST
My sinus lah...
Understanding sinuses, sinusitis, rhinitis and the various problems that can afflict our sinuses. -The Star/ANN
Tummy trouble
Maintaining your digestive health is just as important as taking care of the rest of your body. -The Star/ANN
Keeping blood clots away
New drug might bring relief to people with knee and hip replacements. -NST
Keep H1N1 virus at bay, do away with toilet doors
This reader has observed that the handles of doors leading to public toilets are a possible avenue of transmission. -myp
Tried positive thinking? It may make you feel worse
Repeating positive statements may elicit contradictory thoughts.
Are you facing stress at work?
Stress at work can cause problems for not only you, but for your colleagues around you. -The Star/ANN
Panadol a one-stop 'cure'?
Popping panadols because of a headache or menstrual cramps? You may end up with liver failure. -myp
Crazy highs and lows
How could feeling energetic and indestructible be part of a medical condition? But that's bipolar disorder. -ST
Obsessed by fears
Obsessive Complusive Behaviour can cause strain between the patient and their friends and family. -ST
 
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