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'I didn't want any of my guys to die': Head of SGH's emergency medicine department reflects on the beginnings of Covid-19 - Vimarsana News

'I didn't want any of my guys to die': Head of SGH's emergency medicine department reflects on the beginnings of Covid-19

SINGAPORE - When he was first told to prepare for a new virus from Wuhan in early 2020, Associate Professor Kenneth Tan, then newly minted head of Singapore General Hospital's (SGH) Department of Emergency Medicine, felt a mixture of excitement and pride. "We were finally going to show the world what our Emergency Department (ED) was all about. I was...

'I didn't want any of my guys to die': Covid-19 stories of SGH healthcare workers told in new book - Vimarsana News

'I didn't want any of my guys to die': Covid-19 stories of SGH healthcare workers told in new book

Singapore News - When he was first told to prepare for a new virus from Wuhan in early 2020, Associate Professor Kenneth Tan, then newly minted head of Singapore General Hospital's (SGH) Department of Emergency Medicine, felt a mixture of excitement and pride. "We were finally going to show... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Why it's so hard to talk about stillbirth in S'pore - Vimarsana News

Why it's so hard to talk about stillbirth in S'pore

Health News - Experiencing a pregnancy loss is never easy, but it is perhaps especially hard for mothers who lose a child to stillbirth or lose the child very soon after birth. As stillbirths occur after the 28th week of pregnancy, parents would have at least seven months... Read more at www.tnp.sg

3 reasons why there is still no vaccine for dengue - Vimarsana News

3 reasons why there is still no vaccine for dengue

Health News - Dengue continues to infect hundreds of millions of people and across the globe a year, and takes thousands of lives. But although the disease has been around for decades - if not centuries - and its virus was identified in 1943, there is still no vaccine or specific... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Malaysia at risk of losing coastal areas - Vimarsana News

Malaysia at risk of losing coastal areas

GEORGE TOWN: Warning about climate change is reaching our shores as rising sea levels will submerge many coastal areas around Malaysia and one beach in Penang is reportedly disappearing.