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SGH celebrates 200 years of caring for the nation

‘Stroke Buddy’ provides personalised support to aid stroke survivors’ recovery

When the graft for dialysis fails – SGH studies new treatment option

Treating Iron Deficiency in Heart Failure Patients Improves Health Outcomes and Reduces Mortality

Launch of the Temasek Foundation Achieving Resilient and Inspiring Families Programme (Project ARIF)

KKH launches Musculoskeletal Centre and Eye Centre for paediatric patients

Befrienders pick up technology to engage seniors online during COVID-19

Chest X-rays not needed to screen for lung infection in most

SGH offers Asia’s only same-day total knee replacement enhanced recovery programme

New personalised healthcare partnership formed to improve outcomes for people with cancer in Singapore

Lighter Notes

Nov - Dec 2016

NOV - DEC 2016

Sleep Apnea's Link to Heart Disease

NOV - DEC 2016

Sleep Apnea's Link to Heart Disease

NOV - DEC 2016

Sleep Apnea's Link to Heart Disease

NOV - DEC 2016

Sleep Apnea's Link to Heart Disease

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Murmurs Newsletter Issue 38 (Sep – Dec 2020)

Patient Care

Murmurs Newsletter Issue 38 (Sep – Dec 2020)

05 Apr 2021

Singapore Health Special Allied Health Professionals Issue 2021

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Singapore Health Special Allied Health Professionals Issue 2021

04 Mar 2021

Face of Healthcare

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“It’s always satisfying to be able to help people recover their vision and appreciate the colourful world they live in again.”

“It’s always satisfying to be able to help people recover their vision and appreciate the colourful world they live in again.”

Irene Hoi

“My job allows me to reach out to needy patients and find ways to improve their mental and physical well-being. It’s very meaningful especially when they are integrated back into the community.”

“My job allows me to reach out to needy patients and find ways to improve their mental and physical well-being. It’s very meaningful especially when they are integrated back into the community.”

Alycia Chua