Singapore Health News API

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            "title": "Led Deprescribing Practices in Dementia Care to Balance Medication Benefits and Risks",
            "description": "A recent qualitative study has examined the evolving ap […]",
            "content": "Study Explores Champion-Led Deprescribing Practices in Dementia Care to Balance Medication Benefits and Risks\nA recent qualitative study has examined the evolving approach to medication management for individuals living with dementia, highlighting a ... [1255 chars]",
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            "description": "Most of the fat we carry is white adipose tissue, the body’s primary energy-storage system, designed to stockpile excess calories for later use. In contrast, brown adipose tissue burns energy to generate heat, especially during cold exposure. Cryotherapy enthusiasts claim that extreme cold can activate brown fat and rapidly torch calories, but the science behind these dramatic weight-loss promises is less convincing than the marketing.",
            "content": "After the holiday season, many nutritionists face the recurring question: “I overdid it with food and want to lose weight fast — what do I do?” The answer is simple: after a few days of festive indulgence, return to your routine, adjust your meals, a... [10138 chars]",
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            "title": "For Measuring Obesity, The Tape Measure Replaces the Scale",
            "description": "For decades, body mass index (BMI) has been the dominant tool for defining obesity, despite longstanding concerns that it poorly reflects individual health risk. Growing evidence suggests that the waist-to-height ratio, a simple measure of abdominal fat distribution, outperforms BMI in predicting cardiometabolic disease and mortality. Now, with large-scale data confirming its advantages and the US military adopting it as a new fitness standard, this long-overlooked metric may finally be moving into the mainstream.",
            "content": "Body mass index (BMI) has been the dominant method for classifying obesity for more than half a century. It is an easy calculation, simple to deploy at scale (pun intended), based on one's weight and height - BMI = (weight in kg) / height in meters)2... [5950 chars]",
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