Impact of Haze and how to protect your respiratory health
Understand how haze and PM2.5 can affect your respiratory health, who may be more vulnerable, and practical ways to reduce your exposure.
Understand how haze and PM2.5 can affect your respiratory health, who may be more vulnerable, and practical ways to reduce your exposure.
The best gift we could ever grant our loved ones is health. Appreciation can be shown in various ways. Instead of getting your dad the latest smart phone or fancy gadget, read on to find out how you can help your dad stay healthy in the long run!
Hantaviruses are a group of viruses spread mainly by rodents. While infections in humans are relatively rare, they can lead to severe and sometimes fatal respiratory or kidney diseases. Understanding how the virus is transmitted and taking simple precautions at home or while travelling can significantly reduce your risk.
In line with the Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA)’s recent update on increased measles activity in Singapore, we urge all patients, corporate partners, and travellers to review their immunity status. Measles is one of the most contagious viral infections known, with a single case potentially infecting up to 18 non-immune individuals. With 23 cases reported in the first quarter of 2026, proactive prevention is our primary line of defence.
Breast cancer in men is rare, making up less than 1% of all breast cancer cases. Learn about the risk factors and the symptoms of breast cancer in men.
Tongue scraping refers to the act of removing bacteria, food debris, or dead cells from the surface of the tongue. Tongue scraping is a common oral hygiene practice in Singapore among its population.
Health advisory for Human metapneumovirus (HMPV): Preventive measures are essential to limit the spread of HMPV, stay informed to reduce your risk and safeguard your health today.
Diabetes, a chronic condition that affects millions worldwide, is characterised by high blood sugar levels. It is more than just a health issue, it is…
You cannot feel it, and there are often no apparent symptoms. However, its implications on your health can be serious, ranging from heart diseases to stroke…
During a health screening visit, your doctor will also review your immunisation records and advise you about keeping up-to-date with recommended vaccinations such as influenza vaccination or pneumococcal vaccination.