Third-gen targeted drug keeps advanced lung cancer manageable, CUHK study finds
More than half of patients with an advanced form of mutated lung cancer showed no disease progression for seven years after receiving a third-generation targeted drug as first-line therapy, according…
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Microwaves can become breeding ground for bacteria: Expert shares cleaning tips to prevent this
We use microwaves frequently, but when was the last time you cleaned yours? Experts warn that if left uncleaned for extended periods, microwaves not only develop unpleasant odors and heat…
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Killing the mood: smartphones reduce birth rate, studies say
As governments around the world struggle with ways to reverse plunging birth rates, new US studies suggest they have ignored a key culprit — the smartphone. “Is the iPhone Birth…
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Improper storage of opened luncheon meat can lead to bacterial growth
Canned food has always been a pantry staple in Hong Kong households. Whether it’s luncheon meat, sardines in tomato sauce, or corn kernels, they are extremely popular. Many people mistakenly…
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Experts warn of electrolyte imbalance risk after heavy sweating
Hong Kong weather is hot. Many people think it’s safe to just drink water. However, an expert warns that relying solely on water is insufficient; electrolyte balance is also crucial.…
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Doctor warns of 5 everyday aromatic dangers from incense to cheap perfume
Most people know that protecting kidney health involves reducing salt and sugar intake. However, a doctor warns that behind many common pleasant aromas hide volatile organic compounds, phthalates (plasticizers), fixatives,…
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100 y/o biologist David Attenborough shares 4 longevity habits
David Attenborough, the renowned British biologist and documentary host, celebrated his 100th birthday on May 8. He has stated that his longevity is purely luck, but some of his habits…
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Charmaine Sheh reveals her ultimate anti-aging secret: Daily masking
On her 51st birthday, TV Queen Charmaine Sheh Sze-man attended a brand endorsement event, rarely appearing in a low-cut slip dress that elegantly complimented her figure. Her age-defying beauty and…
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Vinegar isn’t a universal cleaner: Experts list 8 items you should never clean with vinegar
Many people regard vinegar as a natural, all-purpose cleaner, even using it to wipe down the entire house. However, cleaning experts have listed 8 items that should never be cleaned…
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LDK tests 13 sunscreen sprays – 6 achieve A-grade
Summer is here and the sun’s rays are becoming intense. UV damage to the skin not only causes tanning and freckles but also accelerates skin aging. Therefore, a good sunscreen…
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HK ICU doctor saves passenger on flight to Japan, revealing his triple identity
Recently, a user on the social platform Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book) shared that on a Hong Kong Express flight from Hong Kong to Fukuoka on April 30, a middle-aged male…
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Washing blueberries with shell powder raises health concerns
Recently, a method for washing blueberries using shell powder has been circulating, claiming to remove pesticides and dirt. This has sparked heated discussion online, with some calling it “quicklime washing…
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29 y/o influencer loses battle with advanced cervical cancer: Held a solo wedding for herself to fulfil her dream
A 29-year-old Chinese internet celebrity battling advanced cervical cancer passed away after undergoing a total hysterectomy and painful chemotherapy over two years. Ultimately, she succumbed to the disease. To leave…
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Lychee season: Expert shares 3 preservation methods to keep them fresh for up to a month
It’s lychee season, but with the hot weather, lychees can easily turn brown and lose moisture within two or three days. Many people habitually just stuff them directly into the…
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Large French study links common food preservatives to higher risk of breast cancer, prostate cancer, and more
Eating out, ordering takeout, or dining at cha chaan tengs is extremely common for Hong Kong residents. Many also rely on convenience foods like microwaveable meals, sausages, luncheon meat, and…
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Fantasy football (and wine) | The Stellar Cellar | Alice Wong
As we count down to the opening game of FIFA World Cup 2026, local and global businesses are projected to generate over US$10 billion (HK$78 billion) in revenue from industries…
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Using the same shampoo for years can harm your scalp
Many people in Hong Kong have the habit of using a bottle of shampoo until it is completely finished before replacing it. This seemingly economical and harmless habit might actually…
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Extreme heat in Hong Kong: 6 ingenious cooling methods from ancient times
In recent years, summer temperatures in Hong Kong have been rising year by year. The Hong Kong Observatory forecasts extremely hot weather during the day today (May 29), with urban…
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Study finds sugar may be worse than salt for high blood pressure
High blood pressure is a common chronic disease in Hong Kong. According to Department of Health surveys, the number of local hypertension patients is substantial, making it a silent killer…
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Beat the heat: Why sleeping with AC at 24-25°C is best
Extreme heat has many in Hong Kong complaining of “hell-level” temperatures, sweating even with a fan on, and finding it difficult to sleep without air conditioning like former Hong Kong…
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Stomach ulcers can lead to gastric cancer if left untreated: Gastroenterologist explains causes, symptoms, and treatment
Stomach ulcers are a common digestive disease. If treatment is delayed, they can increase the risk of gastric cancer. Therefore, it is important to understand the full picture of stomach…
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Where you live may affect your biological age: Stanford study finds East Asians living outside Asia age faster
With the recent wave of emigration from Hong Kong, have you ever thought that the city or country you live in could directly affect the speed of your body’s aging?…
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International hug your cat day: Cat owners have 30% lower risk of heart attack death
May 30th is “International Hug Your Cat Day.” This day reminds busy “cat servants” to give their feline companions a special hug and attention. It turns out that cats are…
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Why does drinking iced milk tea in summer easily cause diarrhoea?
As summer arrives, many people habitually buy a cup of iced milk tea to cool down. However, this refreshing sensation is often accompanied by abdominal cramping or diarrhea. Why does…
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Clues your fingernails reveal about lung, heart, and kidney diseases
Often, seemingly insignificant body parts like the whites of the eyes, the tongue, and even the nails serve as the first line of defense reflecting internal organ health. When there…
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4 varieties of peach: What nutritional benefits does each have?
Summer is hot, and it’s peach season. A nutritionist breaks down the nutritional benefits of 4 types of peaches. White peaches are an anti-inflammatory powerhouse, and flat peaches are the…
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Kettle limescale can easily dissolve with cheap household items: Expert shares 4-step method
The electric kettle is used daily in many homes, and a stubborn layer of limescale often builds up at the bottom. An expert shares a simple 4-step natural cleaning method…
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NVIDIA CEO’s discoloured thumbnail sparks debates online – Dermatologist weighs in
Recently, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang accompanied US President Donald Trump on a visit to Beijing. The tech giant and “Godfather of AI” immediately became the focus of media attention. However,…
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Doctor debunks 3 major egg-freezing myths
As women increasingly prioritize career development, late marriage and late childbearing have become major social trends. Egg freezing has thus become a “fertility insurance” for many modern women. Recently, 38-year-old…
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Japanese magazine LDK tests 12 face powders – 4 achieve top scores
As we age, skin issues increase. Setting powder with blurring effects can cover redness and pores, creating a natural-looking complexion. Japanese magazine LDK tested 12 face powders on the market,…
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