Singapore smoking ban may have prevented 20K heart attacks
Extending a smoking ban in Singapore in 2013 may have prevented up to 20,000 heart attacks among adults 65 and older.
Source: futurity.org
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MOM urges employers to identify 'Mental Wellbeing Champions'
No mandatory mental health training programmes despite Singapore losing billions in productivity
Source: hcamag.com
IMH, Duke-NUS study: Lost productivity due to depression and anxiety may cost Singapore nearly S$16b a year
SINGAPORE — Anxiety and depression could be costing Singapore close to S$16 billion (RM53.4 billion) a year, or around 2.9 per cent of its gross domestic product (GDP), which...
Source: malaymail.com
Particles in the air tied to sudden heart attacks
Researchers have found "strong evidence for the impact of air quality on health." Tiny particles may even cause heart attacks.
Source: futurity.org
AI firm TIIM Healthcare gets exclusive IP for Duke-NUS sepsis triaging tech
The technology uses heart rate variability measurements to assess the severity of sepsis in ED patients.
Source: mobihealthnews.com