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Special Feature: Digestive System - Wuhan Understanding the Epidemic - Building Your Defense - Kidney Diseases Know The Facts - Chemical Romance The Chemistry of Attraction - Dealing with Diabetes
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The Most Meaningful Gift You Could Give
Year end is everyone’s favourite holiday and shopping season but finding that perfect gift can be challenging. Should it be perfume or a spa break? The latest bestseller novel or a romantic weekend in Bali? From learning holidays to glamping and pampering, a travel gift can be most refreshing and different. So for this holiday season, instead of buying your loved one a gadget, consider giving a getaway.
New Year Transformation: Ways To Reinvent Yourself
“I don’t believe in age. I believe in energy. Don’t let age dictate what you can and cannot do.”
7 Areas To Consider In Improving Our Lives
As the year draws to a close, it is wonderful to do some deep self-introspection and reflect on what have been the highs and lows of life.
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Latest Medical News In Brief
The Ultimate Guide To Sunscreens
All you need to know in 5 Minutes
That Ugly Bulging Vein!
Troublesome varicose veins can now be treated effectively with new minimally invasive methods!
Health Screening Prevents Chronic Diseases
The prevalence of chronic diseases such as Diabetes mellitus, high blood pressure and high cholesterol has been on the rise in Singapore. Chronic diseases exert a high socioeconomic burden on our society. If left unchecked, these can lead to serious complications such as ischemic heart disease, kidney problems and stroke which will affect our quality of life, not to mention the high medical bills that will be incurred.
Age-Related Macular Degeneration What Can Be Done?
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of vision loss in those aged 50 and older, but there are ways to help.
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Latest medical news in brief
Improving Concentration
Does your mind flit from one thing to another? Do you have trouble focusing on something for more than a few minutes? Do you consequently have a bunch of half-finished projects lying around the house, and a dozen half-baked ideas still knocking around in your cranium, and thus a pile of regrets about where you’re at with those things and in your life? If so, what should you do?