Health

Doing so helps to achieve ‘continuity of care’ and improved health outcomes.

The centre will serve the underprivileged and trial medical technology and individualised fitness programmes.

It is important to get a good night’s sleep and choosing the right mattress can help you do just that.

New study analysed the health records of over half of the Danish population.

The new tools by the Singapore Eye Research Institute use artificial intelligence-based deep learning algorithms to scan photos of patients’ retina.

Learn more about your sleep style and patterns with Fitbit’s new Sleep Profile.

ABLE has resumed its programme and is open for those below 67.

The system will automatically alert doctors performing the scope in real-time if varying shapes and sizes of polyps and lesions are detected.

The over-the-counter medicine vending machine dispenses more than 60 medicines for mild and common ailments.

Heart failure is extremely prevalent in Singapore. In 2015, 4.5 percent of Singaporeans live with heart failure, with the average age of a heart failure patient at 61 years old.

The centre features a robotic medical device for gait rehabilitation and a treadmill training integrated with augmented and virtual reality.

This year’s OSIM Wellness Survey also found that Baby Boomers were the most stressed by the Government restrictions and limitations on visitors to households.

Getting an appointment for the National University Hospital’s Mobile Hearing Clinic.

Research from China that leans towards non-drug interventions cites benefits in Tai chi.

Researchers found acupuncture across four weeks led to favourable changes in protein levels in tear fluids.