This is why experts recommend cycling for brain health
I’m pretty sure there’s something quietly magical about the rhythm of pedalling, wind in you...
Health
World Vitiligo Day: Separating myths from facts
When a white patch appears on the skin, it’s not always just a sunspot or scar. For millions aroun...
How prenatal yoga benefits new moms
Prenatal yoga might sound like just another gentle workout, but for many moms-to-be, it’s a lifeli...
What men should know about testosterone replacement therapy
With more conversations around men’s health happening at last, testosterone replacement therap...
This is what menstrual hygiene really means
Menstruation is a monthly reality for most women, but what about menstrual hygiene? What does that l...
Here’s how to donate blood safely
If you’ve ever wanted to be a hero without wearing a cape or saving kittens from trees, donati...
When beauty marks turn risky: How to tell it’s melanoma
It’s just a mole…Or is it? Here’s what every woman should know. Melanoma is the seventh most c...
Key information to know about multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) affects over 2.8 million people worldwide, and around 74% of those diagnosed...
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...