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Other than tense muscles, dehydration and sleeplessness, air travel can affect our bodies in many other ways – here’s what you need to know.

Here’s what you need to know about the virus now, and what it’s like to live with it in your 20s.

It’s that time of the year, but it doesn’t mean a cold has to take you down. Same for the flu. These new science-backed strategies will help keep you strong and healthy.

It’s that time of the year, but it doesn’t mean a cold has to take you down. Same for the fl u. These new science-backed strategies will help keep you strong and healthy.

Vaccinations are a rite of passage for every Singaporean child, but what if your kid is sick before an appointment, or misses a booster dose? Find out the answers to these and other pressing questions.

We hear a lot about vitamins and minerals, but why are they so important? Biomedical chemist Michelle Tchea investigates.

Stay healthy during flu season with these immunity-boosting tips.

Actually, 20 to 60 minutes of jogging or other moderate cardio will build up your immune system. “Aerobic exercise can increase antibodies that neutralise pathogens, such as bacteria and viruses,” says Amanda Stevens, a medical doctor and professional triathlete.

Keep your kid healthy and happy, and minimise the occurrence of coughs, colds and the fl u, naturally.

Plus five other moves that bolster your good bacteria – and make you happier and healthier.

Kaya, hazelnut spread or peanut butter – is this all Junior eats with bread in the morning? MICHELLE TCHEA offers easy alternatives that are yummy and nutritious.