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New ‘Memory Care’ feature on Health Buddy app helps identify early warning signs of dementia and caregiver burnout

Safer dental procedures with new biosafety air curtain device by National Dental Research Institute Singapore

New Biodiversity Medicine Institute launched at SingHealth Duke-NUS Scientific Congress 2021

SGH and Duke-NUS create model to predict risk of sepsis-related death more accurately in just five minutes

Research led by NHCS found a potential predictor of cardiac disease in the elderly: Discovery of ‘Cardio-Sarcopenia’ syndrome from heart muscle ageing

Singapore researchers developed “PRECISE”, the first diagnostic risk calculator for Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) in patients presenting with chest pain at primary care

Hand-painted stools for a cause – A collaboration between National Dental Centre Singapore and Nanyang Polytechnic

Rare Disease Fund extends support to another rare disease with $6.7 million gift

NDCS launches its first recipe book for patients requiring soft foods after dental treatment

Retaining at least 20 teeth at 80 years and beyond

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Sleep Apnea's Link to Heart Disease

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Sleep Apnea's Link to Heart Disease

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Sleep Apnea's Link to Heart Disease

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Sleep Apnea's Link to Heart Disease

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