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Obesity, arthritis affects women in later years
In addition to that, women were also more likely to suffer from vision problems and bronchitis. -Reuters
Pill to banish PMS
A new pill called Yaz may help many women, as well as the men who often suffer in silence.
Scarred by nickel
A little known risk of ear piercing is skin allergy to nickel, but that doesn't mean you have to give up on jewellery.
Condition often leads to irregular menstruation
Asherman's Syndrome characterised by the presence of adhesions within the womb cavity.
Only 23, but she fears this may be her last child
It's been two years since she gave birth but Ms Lafone Ching has not had her period since.
Maternal deaths deemed inexcusable, "an outrage"
Simple measures before, during, and after delivery could save women's lives and should be instituted as soon as possible. -Reuters
Perks of motherhood
Experts have found that becoming a mum makes women smarter, feel better and look more radiant.
Ruth's poetry in motion
National fencer Ruth Ng trains up to 10 times a week to keep fit. -myp
Little gland, big impact
Thyroid problems are three times higher in Asians compared to other ethnic groups. Find out more about this condition.
End of period drama?
A new birth control pill promises better relief for that time of the month.
The ageing mother
One disadvantage of a woman having a baby in her 60s is that she may be mistaken for the child's grandmother.
A lifelong itch
Architect Tan Boon Soo relates how eczema affects her mood as well as her social and work life.
 
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