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Introduction Cervicitis: A condition poorly understood, neglected, and carries more repercussion than we think Cervicitis […]

Developing allergies in school is commonly seen in young infant and children who start spending […]

Outdoor allergies are becoming increasingly common in Singapore. The concept 'urban green' is no longer […]

TL;DR Recurring vaginal infections can happen when a partner has an untreated STD or an […]

TL;DR Your risk of HIV after exposure depends on the type of sexual contact and […]

Introduction Our human body is covered with billions of micro-organisms. From the skin, nose, mouth, […]

Introduction The scientific understanding of HPV infections acquired through sexual contact is a key medical […]

Learn the causes of persistent and recurring STDs and explore treatment options. Understand symptoms and how to manage sexually transmitted infections.

Learn why STD testing is vital for health and prevention. Discover the importance of early detection, regular screenings, and breaking the stigma around STDs.

Learn about obesity, its causes, and the role of medical treatment in weight management. Explore insights to better understand and address this health condition.

Learn how edible insects, a rising sustainable superfood, may trigger allergies. Explore potential risks, health insights, and safe consumption tips.

Learn about the health benefits of wheat and understand wheat-related allergies, their causes, and how they may affect your diet and overall well-being.

Vulvovaginal candidiasis (VVC) or colloquially known as vaginal yeast infection is a common fungal infection of the female lower reproductive tract infection.

Mold allergy is one of the most common airborne allergies seen in Singapore due to its humid tropical weather. Intriguingly, some who suffer from mold allergy may have concurrent food allergies as well.

Mixed vaginitis should be considered as a differential diagnosis when a person has intermittent, recurring abnormal vaginal symptoms. It is a medical condition that is commonly under-diagnosed.

Atopic allergy diseases can occur as a result of an exaggerated immune response by the body following exposure to a trigger allergen. It can manifest itself in the form of atopic respiratory conditions such as allergic rhinitis and allergy asthma, skin conditions such as atopic dermatitis and even the gut as food allergies.