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Tired of Your Child Coming Down With Cough, Flu and Fever? Here are Some Ways to Strengthen your Family’s Health and General Immunity

Low-Dose Aspirin May Help Improve Pregnancy Chances For Women Who Had One Or Two Prior Miscarriages: Study

Following a low-dose aspirin regimen may give you more chances of getting pregnant and delivering live births.

Tylenol and ibuprofen are putting women's hearing at risk

A new study has found that women who take 2 paracetamol or ibuprofen pills twice a week are at risk of losing their hearing.

Doctors tend to prescribe too much antibiotics and narcotics, survey says

A recent survey has found that doctors tend to overprescribe antibiotics and narcotics to a lot of their patients.

Natural ways to boost your sex drive

Having trouble getting into the mood for lovemaking? Your lifestyle could be the problem. Here are some natural ways to boost that lagging libido.

Ease allergic reactions with Adezio

Find that your child often has eyes that itch or water a lot? Or are they often sneezing their head off? If this is a common scenario, your child may be suffering from Allergic Rhinitis (AR).

Homeopathic lollipops for kids

Giving medicine to your child is easy with All Naturals Kids Homeopathic Lollipops - a natural, effective and gentle medication for your kid’s cold and flu, cough and/or motion sickness.

Decrease in Prices of Asthma Medication

41 per cent of asthma-related admissions in Singapore could be easily avoided - if patients took regular medication. However, doctors say many are not doing so.

Home Remedies That Actually Work!

Tired of popping a pill for all your aches and pains? Well, the good news is that you really don't need to run to the Doctor or self medicate every time something goes wrong. Try one of these home remedies:

The life-changing consequence of HFMD on little Raiyan’s life

3-year-old Raiyan Shafiq turns his head slowly from side to side while moving his hands gently. 26-year-old Junaidah, Raiyan’s mother, looks at him with a tear in her eye. While other 3-year-olds are out running and exploring, Raiyan lies in bed, hooked to a ventilator and a feeding tube attached to a machine.