Her World celebrates its 60th anniversary this year with the fifth part of the six-month series #HerWorldHerStory to celebrate, define and champion women.

Let’s celebrate the everyday women who are making an extraordinary difference - behind the scenes, and on the frontlines of a global pandemic.

You might not know what telepresence is now, but it could just be all around you by the time this pandemic is over.

Cryoablation, a promising technique to treat early stage tumours, boosts the arsenal of treatments against breast cancer.

Hollywood A-listers and the everywoman are increasingly turning to doctor-backed skincare brands to achieve complexion perfection. But are they all they are hyped up to be? Arissa Ha explores

Dr Karen Soh, medical director of Prive Clinic, tells you about a new hyaluronic acid injectable treatment that can help your skin look radiant and youthful.

BEAUTY HW ENDORSES

Feminism told us we’d earned our wrinkles and other signs of maturity, so why all the drastic cosmetic surgery? Kirstie Clements examines the new aesthetic and asks if it’s a club we’re all destined to join

9 NINE AÉSTHETICS TREATMENTS, DEMYSTÌFIED

9 NINE AÉSTHETICS TREATMENTS, DEMYSTÌFIED

Whether it’s lasers or fillers, getting an aesthetic procedure done is still scary territory for many women. Chelsea Tang asks doctors with an interest in aesthetics to address the most common concerns. The goal: to turn “why” into “why not?”.

Warm Filipino hospitality and genuine care sets a trip for health and wellness apart from the rest.

So you want to put your best face forward by getting a little something done? Sure, but before you do, Dr Low Chai Ling lets you in on how to stretch the benefits of some top procedures.

The hospital’s innovative tradition inspires doctor to explore new ways to treat patients suffering from foot ailments.

We spoke to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) experts and Western medical doctors to find out if those large circular cups live up to the hype.

There are fit girls; and then there are extraordinary fit girls – the ones who insist on using their hard-earned physical abilities to give a leg up to the disadvantaged. To mark this year’s International Women’s Day (Mar 8), the team found three such superwomen who have dedicated their time and heart to a meaningful cause. From promoting mental health and raising funds for kidney patients to helping victims of domestic violence in Cambodia, each of these profiles will inspire you to look at life diff erently

This treatment uses cells from your own scalp to help reverse early hair loss.

You have done your homework looking up the best skin procedure.

They’ve been with you since puberty, but how much do you actually know about your boobs – and how they’ll change throughout the different stages of your life? Here’s a breakdown.

The Weekly’s annual Great Women Of Our Time Awards aims to inspire the next generation, fuel entrepreneurial passion and galvanise women to be a force for change.

The jury’s still out, but studies are pointing to a link between gum disease and the state of your heart

One doctor shares what it’s like to work at Singapore’s only public sexual health clinic – and answers some burning questions.

How does it feel to be surrounded by death every day? CLEO speaks to three women who are in the business of caring for the deceased or dying, to find out why they chose this seemingly grim calling.

Surgery is becoming less and less invasive and gastroenterology stands at the forefront of this progress, says Dr Melvin Look.

More people are now aware of polycystic ovary syndrome, thanks in part to celebrity “cysters” – a play on “cyst” and “sister”. EVELINE GAN talks to the doctors about the infertility condition and two women who overcame it.

Science may not have a cure for cancer yet, but the likelihood of one being discovered may be just around the corner. Our 12-page health guide unveils the latest scientific research, plus easy tips and advice to get you stronger and happier.

How did aesthetic treatments go from inside talk to Instagram-worthy? And does that mean we should be open to a little nip and tuck?

If you’re considering surgery like Lasik to correct myopia, here are the common and not-so-common side effects.

It’s a proven fact that acts of charity are linked to feelings of happiness. So if you’ve considered doing volunteer work but never got around to it, now’s a good time to start. Hear it from three women who took the time out to make a difference.

Can superfoods really reduce your risk? If you have bigger breasts, should you worry? asks medical experts to debunk DAVELLE LEE common beliefs about the disease.

Thousands of Singaporean women holiday around the region each year – and get cheaper cosmetic procedures done while they’re at it. But are the savings worth the risks? SASHA GONZALES finds out.

With a fast expanding dental group, Dr Ng Chin Siau believes that human relations are the core of his business.

Real life heroes aren’t like the movies – they don’t paint themselves in glory and riches, they’re just the people who make the vital work of helping other people their everyday business. This National Day, we celebrate women whose jobs might be far from glamorous, but what they do ensures that the building blocks of society – our people – are taken care of.