The origins of pandemics have become a defining concern in global health, extending far beyond the experience of COVID-19. Increasingly, scientists and policymakers recognise that the emergence of infectious diseases is deeply connected to the relationship between humans, animals and the environment.

As nicotine pouches quietly flood shop shelves and social media feeds, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has raised a sharp alarm over what it calls a growing threat to young people worldwide.

Singapore’s healthcare sector has long been recognised for combining advanced medicine with efficiency, but according to Yong Yih Ming, the future of healthcare will depend not only on skilled doctors, but also on how intelligently hospitals use technology, teamwork, and patient-centred systems.

Fear is once again spreading across Central Africa as a fresh Ebola outbreak linked to the Bundibugyo virus has pushed global health authorities into emergency mode.

Colorectal diseases remain among the least discussed health problems in South Asia, despite affecting millions of people. Fear, embarrassment, and social stigma often prevent patients from seeking medical help early, allowing conditions such as colorectal cancer to progress silently.

To understand why meal timing matters, it is important to explore the concept of chrononutrition.

Health specialists now say PMOS better explains what the condition actually involves.

Rafiqa (not a real name), a 32-year-old school teacher from Dhaka, thought her constant tiredness was simply the result of long working hours and sleepless nights.

Long hours behind the wheel may seem harmless at first, but for many drivers, the real damage begins quietly; with a stiff neck, an aching lower back, or sore shoulders after yet another journey.

A new global study has raised fresh concerns about how steady weight gain through adult life may quietly raise the risk of several serious cancers.

Bangladesh is facing a worrying resurgence of measles, with thousands of suspected cases reported within a single month. The outbreak, spreading across the country, has already claimed many lives, most of them young children.

A remote cruise ship outbreak has once again pushed the world to confront an old fear - how quickly disease can travel across borders.

Perennial Healthcare City Tianjin, a newly launched medical complex in northern China, combines hospital services, rehabilitation, elderly care, and hospitality under one integrated system.

At the SPSOC-2026 Peritoneal Surface Oncology Conference held in Singapore in March this year, Clin Asst Prof Chiang Jianbang of the National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS) spoke about how cancer genetics is transforming the future of cancer prevention, early detection, and personalised treatment.

Love may not always arrive through grand speeches or dramatic gestures.

A quiet crisis often begins with celebration. In many Bangladeshi homes, the arrival of a child is welcomed with prayers, sweets, and endless dreams for the future.

Bangladesh’s university students are quietly carrying a heavy burden, and a new youth wellness survey has brought their struggles into sharp focus.

A silent danger carried by rats and mice is once again drawing global attention.

Hospitals around the world are racing to bring artificial intelligence into everyday care, but a new study suggests the technology may still stumble over some surprisingly basic tasks.

A silent crisis is spreading across Bangladesh, hidden inside families and passed quietly from one generation to another.