Health & Fitness

A sickening virus

A look at the rogue virus that causes severe diarrhoea among young children.

Closing the gap

Clefts are not life threatening and children born with the defect can lead normal lives once treated.

Mental workouts

The 'brain fitness' programme market is booming, but does it work?

No excuse for not exercising

WITH the busy schedules and hectic lifestyles of today, it is easy to come up with excuses for not exercising.

Regulating traditional medicine

There are many aspects of traditional and complementary medicine (T/CM) that need to be addressed in the regulation of the practice, which have, to date, flourished without any accountability.

Sexual bleeding

Top 10 causes of bleeding after sex.

Study me

Researchers set out on a study to decipher health trends in ageing Malaysian men.

Not just to ease suffering

Palliative Care has an important role to play in any healthcare setting.

Liver lifeline

Bayer Schering Pharma's oral anti-cancer drug sorafenib has been approved in Malaysia for the treatment of liver cancer.

Fat chance of cancer

The message is now overwhelmingly clear: Obesity causes cancer.

Gift of health

Mothers and daughters should take preventive steps against cervical cancer together.

Preventive measure

Why is vaccination for cervical cancer greeted with so much reluctance and shilly-shallying?

The power of qigong

A traditional art offershope where modernmedicine fails.

Preventing yellow fever

Increased travellingto Africa and LatinAmerica raises therisks of yellow feverinfections here.

Keyhole surgery for kids

After a difficult 'childhood', laparoscopic surgery, also called keyhole surgery, has been increasingly accepted as a safe, efficient surgical method. Now, surgeons have developed ways to perform the procedure in children too.

A surgeon's journey

Like many things in life, my interest in keyhole surgery was a strange confluence of circumstances and opportunities.

Cancer: being early counts

A cancer survivor emphasises that the key to the battle against cancer is early discovery and proper treatment.

Have fun quitting

This is the sixth in aseries of sevenarticles on creatingthe will to quitsmoking. This week,we look at the aspectof pleasure inquitting smoking.

Not just any pain ...

Contrary to popular belief, arthritis is not just a disease affecting old people. Rheumatoid arthritis (RA), for instance, strikes across all ages and affects about 5 in 1000 people in Malaysia.

Treating RA

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune arthritis that can lead to joint deformity and destruction if untreated. Therefore, it is important for both the public and the doctors to make the distinction between RA and the other types of arthritis, of which the most common is osteoarthritis (OA).

Breast cancer resources

Treament guidelines for breast cancer - treating according to resource levels.

The age of reason

Blowing hot and cold in the cancer clinic - the downside of traditional and complementary medicine.

Engorged breasts

Practical ways to prevent and if necessary, treat breast engorgement.

Recovery from knee surgery

Tips for golfers on getting back on the greens after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) surgery.

Deciding to stop

This is the fifth in a series of seven articles on creating the will to stop smoking. This week, we look at decision-making.

In your defence

Your immune system is vital for good health.

Treating typhoid

Typhoid is a common infectious disease worldwide, with about 16 million people infected annually.

Understanding epilepsy

A disorder whereby the transmission of electrical signals inside the brain is disrupted, resulting on abnormal electrical surges that manifest outwardly as seizures.

Treating it

Drugs, surgery and diethave proven effective toenable a full and active lifedespite epilepsy.

Personal experiences with epilepsy

In the earlier two articles, two specialists explained what epilepsy is, the different types of seizures and how it can be treated. Now a person with epilepsy and a caregiver share their stories.

Suicidal me

What drives people to take their own lives?

Her ageing woes

This is the last in a series of six monthly educational articles on women's health.

The nature of fear

What's your deepest darkest fear, and why? You need to understand fear and its true purpose.

Eat this

Practical nutrition tips for a hectic lifestyle.

Observe this

This is the fourth in a series of seven articles on creating the will to quit. This week, we look at observation.

Choose your herbs

Common concerns when buying herbal supplements.

Curbing hepatitis A

Although hepatitis A infection is rarely fatal, the suffering of those infected can be considerable.

Spinning spells: Determining the symptoms of dizziness

A dizzy attack may be accompanied by othersymptoms such as blurred vision, disorientation, nausea, fatigue and weakness.

Pox protection

Chicken pox vaccines can provide up to 20 years immunity and 70% to 90% protection against infection.


Women's safety

Poorly lit areas

Avoid dark or poorly lit streets and alleys even if it means taking a longer route to your destination.

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