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/PRNewswire/ -- Kwek Yu Xuan is a 14-month-old infant who had undergone and survived an incredible life battle when she first came into the world. Born...

SINGAPORE, Aug. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Kwek Yu Xuan is a 14-month-old infant who had undergone and survived an incredible life battle when she first

Mindfulness-based therapy could be a viable treatment for insomnia Sleep problems are common in the general population with up to half of Singaporean adults reporting insufficient or unsatisfying sleep. Sleep quality tends to worsen with age and poor sleep is a modifiable risk factor for multiple disorders, including cardiovascular disease and cognitive impairment. Currently, insomnia is treated with either medication or psychological interventions. However, even frontline treatments such as cognitive-behavioral therapy have limitations - up to 40% of patients do not get relief from their ins...

The New Paper Experts divided on whether dining in should resume as cases spike Dining in was supposed to resume on June 21, but this may be postponed after a recent spike in infections. PHOTO: REUTERS One feels virus situation not dire enough to continue dine-in ban, another says unlinked cases a worry 0 Engagements While the country cheered last week over the news that some measures in phase two (heightened alert) would be eased from June 13, the beleaguered food and beverage (F&B) industry also perked up when the Ministry of Health (MOH) said dining in for groups of five will be allowed to...

SINGAPORE, June 3 — Infectious disease experts believe vaccination is the key prong of Singapore’s long-term Covid-19 strategy, while contact tracing is possibly its weakest link, as it depends on the common sense of individuals to step forward if they suspect they have contracted the virus....