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Felled by a stroke
A stroke usually catches sufferers unawares and, though not often fatal, can cause paralysis. -ST
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Habitual snoring
It is annoying when someone snores but this medical condition deserves attention. -The Star/ANN |
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Marks of age
Oxygen-free radicals are believed to be responsible for age-related skin growths which appear as unsightly spots or dark patches on the skin. -ST
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Types of skin growths
Here are different types of skin growths and their cures. -ST |
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Danger zones
Most people regard their homes as a safe haven but are unaware their sanctuaries also house millions of germs. -ST
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Cocky teens don't read well
An over-confident teen is less self-aware and more likely to set unrealistic goals for himself to achieve, says study. -ST |
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Instinct's part of his job
Senior medical social worker learnt from a suicide case to trust his instincts. -TNP
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Forget me not
Taking care of someone with Alzheimer's is too much for one person. You'll need caregiver support from people around you. -The Star/ANN |
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Sleep tight
Your mattress actually plays a key role in the health of your spine as it provides support for your back when you are lying down. -The Star/ANN
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She gives hope when others can't cope
Medical social worker learns from her patients how to treasure what she has. -TNP |
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Elderly's No. 1 knee agony
Their most common problem is osteoarthritis of the knees, where the cartilage wears out causing inflammation of the joints. -ST
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The spa effect
Apart from being just pampering sessions, there is evidence that some spa treatments like massages are good for one's health . -ST |
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Massages rejuvenate adventurer
Sports massages are effective for working out the knots in your muscles. -ST
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Treatments helped her walk up stairs again
Massages can help ease the pain from old injuries such as back problems and knee problems. -ST |
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Touch of love
A spa experience may be divine but a professional masseuse's strokes are no match for a loved one's gentle touch. -ST
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Chew to prevent choking
When food is in larger pieces and of a sticky nature, older people and younger children are more vulnerable to choking on it. -ST |
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Most problem gamblers get hooked at early age
Harder to spot tech-savvy youth enticed by ease of placing bets via cellphone. -ST
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Sleep aids
Sleep products can help you snooze with ease, but a doctor's advice is the best way to cure insomnia. -ST |
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Evil resides in the brain
What makes a person do good or bad? The answer lies in the brain. There is an area which influences one's moral decisions. -ST
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Straight talk
When it comes to the right treatment for the patient, your doctor knows best. -ST |
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These shoes aren't made for walking
Here are four shoes which you should think twice before wearing. -AsiaOne
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When your feet roll inwards
Feet were originally designed to walk on soft surfaces, not on today's hard floors, thus causing problems. -AsiaOne |
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