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As SG Turns 60, Nurses and Doctors Deliver Care Where It’s Needed Most
As Singapore turns 60, SATA CommHealth’s Dr Ooi and nurse Ms Dong bring care into homes, workplaces, and communities, breaking barriers and building trust in a healthcare system shaped for an ageing nation.
Singaporean Doctor Harasses and Abducts Ex-Girlfriend, Was Diagnosed With Depression
Calling all mothers: still stressing about breastfeeding your baby or giving them formula? Ultimately, the final decision comes down to what you and your baby need.
How to Make Your Dental Implants Last a Lifetime
Dental implants can last 20+ years, but only if you care for them properly. Here’s the simple daily routine and habits that prevent costly failures.
Singapore Dermatologist Suspended After Patient Hospitalised From Immunosuppressant Use
The SMC suspended dermatologist Dr Khoo Boo Peng after his patient developed rare side effect pancytopenia from azathioprine, highlighting gaps in patient care, testing and monitoring.
NUHCS Advances Aortic Care With Personalised Preventive Treatment Using 3D-Printed Models for Patients at High Risk of Deadly Heart Disease
Aortic aneurysms are often silent until deadly. NUHCS introduces PEARS, a customised sleeve that halts aneurysm growth, prevents rupture, and reduces surgical risks—marking a new era in personalised heart care.
Breastfeeding vs Formula for Babies: The Final Showdown
Calling all mothers: still stressing about breastfeeding your baby or giving them formula? Ultimately, the final decision comes down to what you and your baby need.
Kpod Addiction Is Easy, But The Road To Recovery Is Not
Zombie-like highs, broken families, dangerous withdrawals…Kpod addiction is tearing through Singapore. What does recovery look like for those hooked on these drug-laced vapes?
The Benefits of Breastfeeding for Mothers
Breastfeeding is not just good for babies, it benefits mothers too. From faster postpartum recovery to lower cancer risk and weight loss, here is why nursing can boost your health and wellbeing.
172 Diseases Linked to Poor Sleep Patterns, Study Finds
Irregular sleep patterns may be more dangerous than short sleep. A study of 88,000 adults links inconsistent bedtimes to 172 diseases, reshaping how we define healthy sleep.
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