Life in SG - Health | ANZA

Dr Sue Smith, based at IMC Camden, gives us the low down on getting ready for pregnancy.

Looking for ways to stay fit and healthy? Regular exercise is one way to increase your immunity. Leading personal trainers Nathan Williams and Leigh Withers offer expert advice on setting attainable fitness goals, staying motivated and getting results.

Planning for your baby’s arrival is an exciting yet chaotic time. As you’re anticipating the arrival of your new bundle of joy, one thing you can do is plan a babymoon. Essentially the last...

For expats working and living in Singapore, health insurance is an important matter to consider, especially when healthcare costs in the Lion City are among the highest in the region.While many companies offer private...

How do you cope when your social connections are constantly splintering and you’re continually saying goodbye to departing friends? There’s no magic bullet to alleviating the heartache of regular farewells here in Singapore, says Kim Forrester, but there are steps you can take to mitigate the loss.

All parents in Singapore want their children to grow up happy and strong. Consuming the right food and getting enough exercise can help with your child’s physical health, but what can you do as...

This may be a good time to think about getting your teeth whitened before your social Christmas merry-go-round! People often come to Smilefocus unsure of what teeth whitening options are available and what the...

The World Health Organisation has confirmed that there is currently an outbreak of Polio in the Philippines, but there are steps you can take to stay safe.

Aussie Spartan star Natalie Dau is currently training for a 100km ultra marathon and is the creator of The Daily Escape, a health and fitness platform, and the Rockstar Fit training app. She talks to ANZA about motherhood, balance, and the small wellness fixes that make a difference.

The teen years can be tough, but love, guidance and support go a long way. Dr Arti Jaiswal from IMC Paediatric gives advice on spotting the signs of depression in young adults, and how you can support your teen to seek help and start a potentially life-saving conversation.