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SKH Doctors on blood supply
Patient Care SKH Doctors on blood supply Blood banks in Singapore are facing an uphill task to have enough supply to meet demand and new donors are falling from 20,000 in 2013 to 18,000 in 2024. Dr Jason Chay, Senior Consultant, Department of Pathology, SKH, spoke about the range of treatments and surgeries that require blood and debunked the common misconception that it is only needed by trauma patients. Clin Assoc Prof Winson Tan, Head & Senior Consultant, Department of Colorectal Surgery, SKH, illustrated what happens when a patient suffers severe blood loss during surgery through a demonstration of a colonoscopy on a mannequin simulating a gastrointestinal bleeding case.
17 Sep 2026 | Channel NewsAsia Online Read Story
Education Abbott and Sengkang General Hospital expand partnership to advance early detection of muscle loss and support healthy aging • The expanded three-year collaboration will integrate muscle health screenings into hospital and community settings, train healthcare professionals, and increase public education • Since launching in 2023, the partnership has trained nearly 300 healthcare professionals to assess muscle health and support earlier intervention
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Patient Care SKH Doctor on Gynecomastia Dr Savitha Ramachandran, Senior Consultant, Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery Services, SKH, shared that Gynecomastia is a benign condition affecting 50 to 60 per cent of teenagers and 30 to 65 per cent of men in Singapore, caused by hormonal imbalances that temporarily elevate oestrogen levels. While the condition often resolves on its own once hormone levels stabilise, Dr Ramachandran noted that those affected may experience feelings of low self-esteem, and that treatment options such as liposuction and surgical removal of breast tissue are considered based on the extent to which the condition affects the individual's daily life.
14 Jul 2026 | The Straits Times, Tamil Murasu Read Story
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