Tele-dentistry pushes dental care earlier for children
NUCOT celebrates 25 years of new hope after organ transplantation
NUH highlights urgent safety priorities amid rising trauma injuries in Singapore
How three emergency physicians turned a mid-flight crisis into a life saved
Why young adults are feeling tired, stressed, and falling sick
Transforming science into hope
The National University Centre for Genomic Medicine (NUGEM) is turning genomic discoveries into real-world care, bringing new hope to patients and families.
Tomorrow's health, today: From population signals to personal genomes
Medicine has always sought to understand the causes of disease. This has evolved from studying patterns across populations to examining changes within the body at a molecular and biological level.
What to know about sports injuries in children
As more children take part in organised sports from a young age, related injuries are on the rise. Here is what parents should watch for, and how to keep young athletes safe.
ADHD or just modern life? Why careful diagnosis still matters
More families and adults in Singapore are seeking assessment for ADHD, but careful evaluation is needed to distinguish the condition from the distractions of modern life.
Why haemorrhoids happen and what actually helps
Haemorrhoids affect many people, but most can be managed without surgery. Recognising symptoms early and making simple changes can help prevent them from worsening.