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Facial ultrasound prevents bruising in dermal filler procedure

Ultrasound scanning prior to dermal filler treatments results in significant reductions in bruising, which suggests that better vascular visualization can improve procedural outcomes, reports a recent study.

Facial ultrasound prevents bruising in dermal filler procedure

19 hours ago

HPV vaccine uptake remains low in SG despite improved awareness

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Knowledge of human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination has improved in Singapore following government efforts to enhance cervical cancer awareness through national campaigns and policy changes. However, this has not translated to an increase in vaccine acceptance rates, according to a study.

HPV vaccine uptake remains low in SG despite improved awareness

20 hours ago

Atopic dermatitis may inhibit growth in children, but dupilumab helps

a day ago

Children with atopic dermatitis (AD) are at greater risk of impaired linear growth, but treatment with dupilumab may lessen the risk, suggests a study.

Atopic dermatitis may inhibit growth in children, but dupilumab helps

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Tai chi vs CBT: Which is better for treating insomnia in adults?

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A recent study has shown that tai chi is less effective than cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) at 3 months, but it is no longer inferior to CBT-I at month 15.

Tai chi vs CBT: Which is better for treating insomnia in adults?

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Ustekinumab biosimilar shows potential against moderate-to-severe psoriasis

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Outcomes are similar among patients with moderate-to-severe psoriasis who continued treatment with ustekinumab and those who switched to BAT2206, a drug being developed as a biosimilar of ustekinumab, according to a study.

Ustekinumab biosimilar shows potential against moderate-to-severe psoriasis

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Mindfulness-based interventions may ease burnout among HCPs

16 Dec 2025

Mindfulness-based interventions are helpful in reducing burnout among nurses and midwives, as well as among a mixture of healthcare professionals (HCPs), but professional coaching appears more beneficial among physicians, especially when done for more than 4 weeks, suggests a study.