Highly active and fit individuals are not completely safe from heart conditions. Here’s why heart problems are seemingly common in fit people, and what you can do to reduce your risk.
As COVID-19 becomes endemic in Singapore, how will the disease affect patients with underlying heart conditions? Dr Reginald Liew, cardiologist at Mount Elizabeth Hospitals shares more.
If you have a heart condition, here’s what you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccines.
High blood pressure and heart diseases are closely interlinked, yet many of us are unaware of this fact. But we should be, as their prevalence is much more common than we think.
Those with pre-existing health conditions face a higher risk of complications from the COVID-19 novel coronavirus. Our specialists weigh in on these conditions and how you can protect yourself.
How does COVID-19 affect the heart? Here’s what heart disease patients should know, and what they can do to stay safe.
Dr Lim Choon Pin, cardiologist at Mount Elizabeth Hospitals, explains your treatment options for congestive heart failure (CHF).
Learn how eating too much salt can affect your health from a dietitian.
What is CAD? Is a heart attack the same as a heart failure? What is arrhythmia? Here’s a guide to everything you need to know about common heart conditions.
Is your father going for regular health screening?
Officially, high blood pressure affects 27.3% of the population in Singapore. But there are many more people who don’t know they have it. So, how can we go about treating this silent killer?
Little daily habits play an important role in keeping your heart healthy. Dr Kenneth Guo gives tips on how to strengthen your heart.
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