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Singapore Fortifies Fight Against Cancer with New Advanced Cell Therapy Facility
Singapore’s Advanced Cell Therapy and Research Institute (ACTRIS) has recently announced the opening of a new, comprehensive cell therapy facility. Measuring 2,000 sqm, this facility aims to meet the growing clinical demand for cell and gene therapy (CGT) treatments in Singapore.
Community Rallies to Support Infant after Mother Passes After Birth in Singapore
Toh Xin Ling, a 38-year-old woman in Singapore, passed away tragically from valvular heart disease on 3rd August, just three days after giving birth to her second child. Ms Toh, diagnosed with a congenital heart condition known as bicuspid aortic valve (BAV), faced risks during pregnancy, but her love for children led her to embrace motherhood despite the dangers.
New COVID-19 Subvariant EG.5: Everything You Need To Know
A recent emergence of the EG.5 Omicron subvariant has sparked global attention. We delve into its characteristics and potential implications.
Sandra Bullock’s Partner Bryan Randall Loses Battle with ALS at 57
Sandra Bullock’s partner, Bryan Randall, succumbs to ALS at 57, drawing attention to the devastating neurological condition. Read more
APEC Health Ministers Boost Investment in Asia’s Pandemic Resilience and Preparedness
Health ministers from the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) member economies convened in Seattle to strengthen primary healthcare systems. They have united to make them more resilient to pandemics, prepared to respond, and committed to increasing investments in public health.
Is Trauma Stored in the Body? An Evidence-Based Enquiry
Where does trauma hide? This article delves into the intriguing evidence-based enquiry on whether trauma is stored in the body.
Jaundice: A Rising Concern in Asia – Unpacking the Facts with Dr. Nancy Tan
Bilirubin is a pigment that plays a crucial role in the body’s metabolic processes. It is formed during the breakdown of red blood cells and is responsible for the yellowish colour of bile and bruises.
AI in Breast Cancer Screening Gets Similar Results to Medically Trained Radiologists
Recently, a group of Swedish researchers have shown that AI-supported mammography screening resulted in a similar cancer detection rate compared with readings from medically trained radiologists. The Lancet Oncology published the study’s result on 2nd August 2023.
UNICEF: South Asia’s Children Face Extreme Heat Crisis, Health Risks
A UNICEF report reveals extreme heat exposure threatens the health of children in South Asia, as global warming intensifies. Read more
Life-Altering Jaw Surgery Triumphs over Rare Cheerleader Syndrome in Dubai
Dubai was the stage for a medical breakthrough as a 38-year-old Egyptian woman suffering from a rare and debilitating condition found a new lease on life after a pioneering surgical procedure. Marwa Alsufi Ramadan, a resident of Dubai and mother of two, had been grappling with bilateral idiopathic condylar resorption, also known as ‘cheerleader syndrome’, since her early years. The disorder led to irregular jaw function, tooth loss, and severe chewing discomfort, significantly impacting her daily life. Despite numerous attempts at treatment, the condition remained undiagnosed for decades.This story was first reported by the Khaleej Times.
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