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It's expensive, loved by the A-list, and was once ultra-exclusive. Does it really work? We look into the Pilates promise.

An oft-forgotten but no less important task: preparing for calamity. Here's a doctor-approved list of emergency meds and other must-haves.

Millions of Filipinas are going through period-related issues, but the road to recovery can still feel lonely and isolating.

Golf has always been dominated by men, but in the hands of women, it has not just become a form of physical exercise and fun, but also a place to build a community.

When it comes to our skin‘s health, how true is the phrase “you are what you eat”? We ask the experts to weigh in.

Find out how these chemical messengers affect practically every aspect of our lives, from the skin and hair to our moods and greater sense of well-being.

Surprise! Filipinos are the fourth most sleepless people in the world. Here. we learn more about how getting proper sleep regularly can do wonders for our overall health.

We sit down with registered dietitian Chella Po, who discusses the joys of nutrition and why diets do not always equate to limitations.