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Bali belly is one of the most common travel health complaints among Singaporeans; it can happen anywhere food and water hygiene standards differ from what your gut is used to. Here's what to do if you have it and how to avoid it next time.

The number one reason people in Singapore skip their colonoscopy isn't ignorance. Most people know they should have one. They know colorectal cancer is the top cancer killer here. They know screening saves lives. But they put it off anyway — sometimes for years — because they are afraid.

Scroll through TikTok or Instagram for a few minutes and you are likely to come across a #WhatIEatInADay video. These clips often show a full day of eating, presented as a way to maintain a certain body shape or lifestyle.

Occasional heartburn after a heavy meal is not uncommon. However, if you find yourself relying on antacids frequently or experiencing persistent chest discomfort or tightness, it may be a sign of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). GERD is more than simple indigestion. It is a chronic condition in which stomach acid…

If you’re currently observing Ramadan, you’ll know that fasting is a major part of the spiritual journey. To observe the daily sawm, it is essential to abstain from food and drink from dawn to sunset. As a dry fast, this extends to water.

Recent international reports have highlighted a rise in certain cancers among younger women, sparking broader discussions on how early symptoms may be overlooked.