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Mental health crisis in doctors goes unnoticed
Mental health crisis in doctors goes unnoticed
05 Oct 2021

Undiagnosed depression, depressive symptoms, and suicidal ideation are all common among Hong Kong doctors, a recent study has found.

Mental health crisis in doctors goes unnoticed
05 Oct 2021
HCC in SG: NASH aetiology on the rise, curative therapy more accessible
HCC in SG: NASH aetiology on the rise, curative therapy more accessible
05 Oct 2021 byTristan Manalac

Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) in Singapore has changed markedly throughout the last decade, with patients being diagnosed at an increasingly older age and cryptogenic cirrhosis/nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) becoming a more important aetiology, according to a recent study.

HCC in SG: NASH aetiology on the rise, curative therapy more accessible
05 Oct 2021
Leuprolide acetate maintains QOL scores in prostate cancer patients despite worsening condition
Leuprolide acetate maintains QOL scores in prostate cancer patients despite worsening condition
05 Oct 2021
Collagen proportionate area predicts long-term, but not short-term mortality in alcoholic hepatitis
Collagen proportionate area predicts long-term, but not short-term mortality in alcoholic hepatitis
04 Oct 2021

Collagen proportionate area (CPA) is a good predictor of long-term mortality in alcoholic hepatitis (AH) patients regardless of their abstinence from alcohol, a recent study has found. However, CPA seems to have no clear interaction with short-term mortality.

Collagen proportionate area predicts long-term, but not short-term mortality in alcoholic hepatitis
04 Oct 2021
COVID-19 in childhood cancer patients: What are the risk factors?
COVID-19 in childhood cancer patients: What are the risk factors?
04 Oct 2021
Singapore lags in latent tuberculosis screening among HIV-positive individuals
Singapore lags in latent tuberculosis screening among HIV-positive individuals
04 Oct 2021 byJairia Dela Cruz

Latent tuberculosis (TB) infection screening in Singapore, a nation with intermediate TB burden, appears to be below average among individuals who are HIV-positive, a study has revealed.

Singapore lags in latent tuberculosis screening among HIV-positive individuals
04 Oct 2021