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A colourful way to protect your skin
Going on a sun, sea and sand holiday? Pack dark-coloured clothes, advises a recent study. -ST - The Straits Times
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Stroke after childbirth
Madam Tan said: ?Strangely, I wasn?t scared. I just wanted to get better.? -ST 		13-year-old stroke victim
One day during gym practice, she fainted. -ST
Heed the warning signs
A stroke is an emergency and early detection and treatment will improve the chances of recovery. -ST 		More Asian women going for boob jobs
Boobs can allegedly be made bigger within 20 minutes by a competent plastic surgeon. -Daily Chilli/ANN
She discovers knee cancer after fall
She slipped and fell, sustaining a fracture. Little did the student know it would lead to a shocking discovery. -NST 		What bundles of joy
Advances in fertility treatments makes it possible to conceive more than one child at a time. -The Star/ANN
Tuck right into it
What happens during a tummy tuck and are you suitable for it? -The Star/ANN 		My valves are not working
When heart valve disease occurs, the valves of the heart do not function properly. -The Star/ANN
Azrene's personal fight with cancer
The Pride Foundation has always been special but Datin Azrene Abdullah reveals that the fight is much closer to her heart. -NST 		Healthy living for healthy bones
Women at risk of osteoporosis can help prevent it, starting from their 20s. -myp
Tell me about multiple sclerosis
Women are twice more likely to develop multiple sclerosis than men, occuring mainly to people aged 20 to 40. -The Star/ANN 		Pregnant tenses
Pre-eclampsia can lead to complications in the mother and foetus when it is severe. -The Star/ANN
What a stretch
The best method to prevent stretch marks is to ensure that the skin is to keep skin well-hydrated and supple at all times. -The Star/ANN 		5 low-impact exercises to try
Here are five safe and good exercises to do when you are pregnant. -ST
No more aches and pains for this Mum-to-be
Exercise has helped Ms Lee Siew Ming cope with her pregnancy aches andpains. -ST 		Maternity workout part II
Read on to find out what is considered as safe and what to avoid during your term. -ST
Maternity workout Part I
Pregnant women who exercise are better able to withstand the rigours and pain of giving birth workout. -ST 		Boning up
Stay active and maintain a healthy diet to stave off bone loss later in life. -ST
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