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Breast cancer can affect women with no risk factors. Specialists from the National Cancer Singapore (NCCS) and KK Women's and Children's Hospital (KKH), a member of the SingHealth group, share prevention tips and what to look out for.
Breast Cancer- Doctor Q&A
Clinical Assistant Professor Tira Tan, Senior Consultant from the Division of Medical Oncology at National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS), a member of the SingHealth group, answers your questions about breast cancer - the most common cancer affecting women in Singapore today.
Dengue Fever: 4 Tips for Fast Recovery
If you are recovering from dengue fever, there are things you can do to help with recovery. The Department of Infectious Diseases from Sengkang General Hospital (SingHealth) shares more.
Tips to Prevent Kidney Stones
Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) in Women: What Is It and How to Manage
Urinary Incontinence in Women: What Is It and How to Cope
Gestational Diabetes Mellitus: Who Is At Risk?
6 Factors for a Healthy Pregnancy
Pregnancy Week 1 – 40: A Complete Guide by KKH
Are You Having Trouble Conceiving?
Pregnancy Test: Accuracy and FAQs
Baby Development Milestones: 1-6 Months
Tips for Mastitis and Blocked Ducts
Mastitis and Blocked Ducts: How to Prevent
Menopause and Heart Disease: What Is the Link?
Perimenopausal Mood Disturbance
Safeguard Your Home From Dengue
Cervical Cancer: Vaccinate, Prevent & Detect
Ovarian Cancer: Are You At Risk?
How Is Ovarian Cancer Treated?
Tips to Prepare for a Mammogram
Breast Cancer Screening: Screen for Life
Breast Cancer Surgery Drain Care and Exercises
New $100m endowment, named in honour of late judge Richard Magnus, to help mothers and children
A Unique Clinician-Led Lactational Practice in Tertiary Care
Female Fertility Preservation: Options and Considerations
Exercise Right to Lower High Blood Pressure
10 Common Diabetes Diet Myths and Facts
FAQs About Diabetes Diet
Dementia - Doctor Q&A
What to Put On Your Plate
A book written by clinicians for clinicians that presents a broad view of the clinical applications of opioids; it covers the pharmacology of opioids and its clinical application in a wide range of situations from acute to chronic cancer and non-cancer pain across ages from paediatric to geriatric populations.
It also covers the socio-historical, ethical, legal and criminal aspects related to the use of opioids, and includes the limitations of opioids as well as recommended precautionary measures when prescribing these drugs. For the busy clinician who has to manage pain either as a generalist or a specialist, this is a very handy text to keep within reach.
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