Key information to know about multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) affects over 2.8 million people worldwide, and around 74% of those diagnosed...
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World Heart Rhythm Week: How to early detect arrhythmias
Your heart has one job: keep the beat going. However, what happens when it starts skipping steps, ra...
The silent screams of a woman’s hormones
Hormonal health is often treated as a footnote in women’s healthcare. Symptoms are downplayed, dis...
Surprising indicators of iron deficiency in women
Fatigue is a red flag, but iron deficiency anaemia can show up in sneakier ways. Here’s what to wa...
World No Tobacco Day: Why saying no to smoking still matters
It’s easy to think smoking is old news—something from a time when people lit up in restaurants a...
What’s real and what’s not about perimenopause
One day, you’re breezing through life, juggling meetings, school runs, and dinner plans, and the n...
Exhaustion in disguise: When poor sleep mimics ADHD symptoms in teens
Poor sleep in teens can mimic the symptoms of ADHD, which is why sleep history should be considered ...
How to relieve chronic pelvic pain
Chronic pelvic pain is not just bad period cramps or a little discomfort that passes with a cup of t...
What to know before considering IVF
For many couples, the road to parenthood isn’t always as smooth as a positive pregnancy test on th...
Pregnancy red flags you shouldn’t ignore
One minute you’re marvelling at your growing bump, the next you’re Googling to find out ...
How do you feel about legal assisted suicide?
Imagine being trapped in a body that no longer listens, in pain that never pauses, with dignity slow...
Tips to navigating postpartum hair loss
One minute, you’re glowing with that new-mom energy, the next you’re watching strands of your on...