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Woodlands Hospital opens digestive health centre for comprehensive treatment at one place (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Head of the department of gastroenterology and hepatology at Woodlands Hospital Christopher Chia (left) and consultant Sasha Shoba Devi Thrumurthy (right) demonstrating what is seen through the endoscope to Minister of State for Health Rahayu Mahzam. SINGAPORE – A new one-stop centre for gut health has opened in Woodlands to provide comprehensive care for patients, from prevention and screening to diagnosis, treatment, recovery and contin
Simple handgrip test could help doctors detect early heart ageing in seniors (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Ewe See Hooi (standing, left), director of echocardiography at the National Heart Centre Singapore (NHCS), and Angela Koh, director of the Cardiovascular Ageing and Longevity Programme at NHCS, demonstrating the use of advanced echocardiography techniques to assess the heart’s structure and function, particularly the left atrium and its interaction with the left ventricle. SINGAPORE – A simple squeeze of a handgrip could soon help doctors
Non-verbal, non-mobile S’pore girl joins global hackathon where experts try to solve medical mysteries (opens the original)
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Medical Mysteries is a series that spotlights rare diseases or unusual conditions. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Sarah Swee was born with a condition that has still not yet been diagnosed. She and her mother Jasmine Lee joined South-east Asia’s first Undiagnosed Hackathon, hoping to find an answer after an intensive 48-hour period. SINGAPORE – When Sarah Swee was born after 38 weeks’ gestation, she made a high-pitched, wheezing sound caused by disrupted airflow throug
How Tan Tock Seng Hospital is taking delirium care to the community (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Retired teacher Wong (right) being trained by TTSH senior staff nurse Annie Ling on how to hydrate her mother to prevent delirium. SINGAPORE – When the 95-year-old patient who has moderate dementia was discharged from hospital, she became increasingly confused and agitated. Her daughters initially thought the change in her behaviour was related to her dementia – that it had worsened. “It was only during home monitoring by the Community He
NUS researchers use magnetic pulses to turn cancer-promoting immune cells into cancer fighters (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox (From left) National University of Singapore researchers Viresh Krishnan Sukumar, Alex Tai and Alfredo Franco-Obregon have successfully used this approach for targeted breast cancer therapy without the use of chemotherapy. SINGAPORE – Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have found that using intermittent, low-intensity magnetic pulses could transform a corrupted class of immune cells that typically promote cancer g
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