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RapidAI Slashes Stroke Diagnosis Time in Singapore
In a world where technological advancements continuously reshape various aspects of life, healthcare is no exception. The National University Hospital (NUH) in Singapore has made a significant leap in this direction by implementing an Artificial Intelligence (AI) triage tool called RapidAI. This AI tool, capable of identifying stroke patients in less than a minute, is revolutionising the way healthcare providers approach stroke management. By significantly reducing the diagnosis time, it enables faster treatment decisions, thereby improving patient outcomes and potentially transforming stroke care in Singapore and beyond.
German Hospital Apologises after Cleaner Assists in Amputation
In an event that has shocked the medical community, officials at the Mainz University Hospital in western Germany have apologised after it was revealed that
Prominent Singapore Businessman Passes from Liver Biopsy Complications
The tragic death of Hoon Thing Leong, affectionately known as the “coffee shop king” and founder of Singapore’s Kim San Leng coffee shop chain, draws attention to the potential complications associated with liver biopsies, especially in patients with pre-existing medical conditions. Hoon died due to a massive haemorrhage following a liver biopsy, a risk that was escalated by his advanced lymphoma condition.
South Korea Pioneers Remote Medical Collaboration
In an innovative leap, South Korea is testing a ground-breaking concept that fosters collaboration between health professionals across various medical institutions.
Rev Up Your Heart: At-home Cardio Workouts to Energise
In today’s fast-paced world, finding time to hit the gym can be a challenge, especially in bustling Asian cities. However, cardiovascular health is crucial for overall well-being, and regular exercise can significantly reduce the risk of heart disease. With that in mind, let’s explore some easy-to-follow, at-home exercises that can help boost your cardio fitness without stepping out of your living room.
New Research Reveals: Daily Vitamin D Reduces Cancer Mortality by 12%
Researchers have found evidence that daily vitamin D consumption could potentially decrease the risk of cancer mortality by 12%.
Escalating Adenovirus Threat: Empowering Parents to Shield Children from the Post-Pandemic Surge
Recent studies in Asia have found that Adenovirus infections are escalating among children. This often manifests as flu symptoms along with conjunctivitis and high fever. A study found an outbreak in India, while doctors in Singapore stated that they have seen more such cases in the past year. This uptick referred to as the ‘post-pandemic effect’, aligns with a surge in other respiratory infections.
Asia’s Unseen Health Menace: The Stunning Truth About Diverticular Disease
Diverticular disease has long been considered a health issue primarily affecting Western countries. However, recent research reveals that it is becoming increasingly prevalent in Asia.
Benji Wong Eats Wife’s Placenta: Are there Health Benefits?
Eating the placenta is becoming a trend. Are there actual health benefits? Read more to know if there are medical explanations behind it
WHO Urges Safe and Ethical Use of AI in Healthcare
Protecting public health and promoting ethical practices, WHO calls for the responsible utilisation of artificial intelligence in healthcare.
Weekly Asian Bulletin 19 May 2023 – Heatwave edition
Medical Channel Asia presents the weekly Asian medical news bulletin, bringing you essential healthcare news from across the region. Asia finds itself gripped by an unprecedented heatwave, with soaring temperatures marking record highs not seen in decades. This week’s bulletin will focus on heat-related news across the region.
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