Medical Nutrition is an Essential for the Healing and Recovery Care Process
Pharm-D’s VALENS™ Medical Nutrition makes Healing and Recovery Care more effective for both Caregivers and Patients
VSure.life app brings lifestyle digital insurance to Malaysia
Get insured at the tip of your fingers with VSure
Defence Against Premature Ageing
Restore Your Energy and Vitality with LAC Masquelier’s® French Pine Bark
Your Liver Health Matters!
Nourish your liver with LAC L.Pro.
Are you taking clean water for granted?
Just like the fresh air we breathe, we may be taking our use of water for granted.
Take Charge, Be Your Better Self.
Optimise your mental wellness with VitaHealth CHARGE-UP™
Experience double protection with the NEW Coway Double HEPA Filter!
Clean air never looked so good!
Is it true you get shorter as you get older?
Dive in more on osteoporosis with the expert!
These 5 outdoor activities are a great way to stay fit and healthy!
Some of the top secrets of being physically fit is adopting a healthy lifestyle.
Lack of physical activity may affect muscle and bone health
Let’s move with good flexibility & strength.
Lurking inactivity risks during MCO
Physical inactivity may affect bone and muscle health besides negative impact on body defence system.
MCO may be a tough period for us, but it’s battle time for our frontliners
The minacious COVID-19 continues to ravage the world. Each day, the number of confirmed cases in Malaysia has been increasing gradually, making every citizen to live in fear. As the number of cases are alarming, the Malaysia Government has extended the MCO...
A place to turn for help
Recent data from the Mental Health Department has shown that there are 1 million young Thais dealing with clinical depression and around 2 million at risk of developing this and other mental illnesses.This situation along with the increase of suicide rates among Thai...
Dr. Buensalido: ‘Yes, the Philippines is ready to tackle coronavirus’
MANILA, Philippines — The whole world is at war and the dreaded enemy is called 2019-nCoV (novel coronavirus). Even as global leaders in innovative vaccines are in a frantic race to develop a vaccine against nCoV, the death toll continues to rise and confirmed cases...
‘Not a death sentence’: DOH says 98% of nCoV patients get better
‘Not a death sentence’: DOH says 98% of nCoV patients get better(Philstar.com) – February 6, 2020 – 11:16amMANILA, Philippines — Most of the people infected with the novel coronavirus will recover from the disease, the Department of Health said Thursday.Health...
China to bring overseas Wuhan citizens back to virus-hit city
Beijing (AFP) - China is to send charter planes to bring citizens of virus-hit Wuhan city home from overseas "as soon as possible", the foreign ministry said Friday.The move comes as a number of airli...Read Morehttps://this.kiji.is/modal/modal-1.0.0.min.js
Asian markets fall as WHO mulls declaring global virus emergency
Hong Kong (AFP) - Asian markets fell Thursday with tech stocks and airlines among key losers as the World Health Organization called an urgent meeting on whether to declare a global health emergency o...Read Morehttps://this.kiji.is/modal/modal-1.0.0.min.js
Air Selangor encourages employees to stay active, fit and healthy
The company spearheads initiative to help employees pay attention to their health and fitness.
The wonders of oats
How I turn these nutritious and wholesome food into amazing delicious meals.
Tips to eating healthy while dining out
How do you define a “healthy” meal?
Run for your life
A fun run with entertainment for the whole family
Sunscreen: Do you understand the label?
In a study conducted in JAMA Dermatology, researchers discovered that even though 93% of their clinic attendee purchased a sunscreen, most of the people have a lack of understanding on the terminology used in a sunscreen label.
Diabetes: It’s time to change your habits
It is estimated that around 350 million individuals worldwide have been diagnosed with diabetes.
Diabetes: Managing your emotions
Research has shown that individuals with diabetes have a higher risk of depression than the normal population.