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MoH begins distribution of devices for diabetic kids - Vimarsana News

MoH begins distribution of devices for diabetic kids

The Ministry of Health began providing insulin pumps and electronic sensor devices to monitor glucose in diabetic children

Are durians bad for health? Why drink salt water after eating the fruit? Chew on what the experts say - Vimarsana News

Are durians bad for health? Why drink salt water after eating the fruit? Chew on what the experts say

SINGAPORE — Before you think of buying a whole box of durian mooncakes, be advised that people may be out to cheat you and that it is going to add more fat to your body than eating

Ho Keun Shin: Breast surgeon grub who secretly filmed more than ten women during their examinations AVOIDS jail after one of his patients noticed a suspicious tissue box fit with a spy camera - Vimarsana News

Ho Keun Shin: Breast surgeon grub who secretly filmed more than ten women during their examinations AVOIDS jail after one of his patients noticed a suspicious tissue box fit with a spy camera

A breast surgeon who filmed over 10 women during examinations has been spared immediate imprisonment after his lawyer argued that he did it out of 'concern'.

Commentary: It's a myth that young people get away with eating anything - Vimarsana News

Commentary: It's a myth that young people get away with eating anything

Individuals in their 20s and 30s may feel like they can get away with skipping meals or experimenting with diets - but these dietary choices make a tremendous difference years later, says nutritionist Low Yen Ling.

'Silent killer' ails a third of Oman's population - Vimarsana News

'Silent killer' ails a third of Oman's population

The Ministry of Health has revealed that 33 per cent of the population older than 18 years in Oman suffers from high blood pressure. It made the statement on World Hypertension Day observed on May 17 to raise awareness on the ‘silent killer’.