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Morning sickness? Odds are, you're having a girl
The claim: Morning sickness means a woman's more likely to have a girl.
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After a child is born...
Some mothers are bent on eating their own placentas for health benefits.
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Fish therapy gone wrong
Sisters allege fungal infections after a spa treatment that involved letting little fishes nibble at their legs.
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Are we making babies of ourselves?
What does learned helplessness have to do with Singapore's absent babies?
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Want more babies? Allow surrogacy
But if Parliament ever legalises surrogacy, it should mandate that the contracts may not require the woman who carries the baby to surrender it regardless.
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The face of HIV/AIDS faces up to the challenges
Kirenjit Kaur, 35, is the poster child of people living with HIV/AIDS.
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Fear a major block to acceptance
After three months of medical leave, Sheila was forced to tell her employers that she was HIV positive.
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Put off by painful ordeal
This mum's painful experience has put her off breastfeeding her children in future.
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She has enough milk for two
Ms Violet Teo says breastfeeding is the best gift you can give your kids.
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Best milk for life
We salute the Mums for National Breastfeeding Week.
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The supremacy of breast milk
Revised code of ethics launched to ensure appropriate marketing of infant formula.
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Treating a common gynaecological condition
75 percent of women will experience vaginal itch at least once in their lifetime.
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From (very) fat to ab fab
A hefty 80kg ten years ago, Dee Dee has shed over 30kg and now boasts a svelte frame.
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'I wasn't going to let her die'
Baby Tran's pulmonary artery, which sends blood to the lungs to be oxygenated, was essentially missing.
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Hoping for a miracle
She was 19 weeks' pregnant when the docs dropped a bombshell - her baby was unlikely to survive long after birth.
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Three stages to a healthy heart
How baby Tran's heart was repaired.
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Babies breast-fed for six months enjoy better health
Parents in Malaysia are replacing mother's milk with inferior substitutes that includes coffee, tea and sugar water.
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Staying fit and fabulous
Despite not using a trainer, 30-year old Fazlin Jamil shed approximately 20kg in six months.
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