Monthly Archives: June 2016

SINGAPORE — A new treatment using cord blood stem cells to treat autism could offer hope to families of children living with the neuro-developmental disorder, which currently has no known cure. Run by the Sutter Institute of Medical Research in the United States, the US Food and Drug Administration-approved clinical trial explored the use of […]

Ms Aneez Fathima is momentarily stumped when she cannot remember the name of the college where her late husband graduated with a degree in computer science. “I’m starting to forget him,” she says, her eyes turning teary. “For seven years, I couldn’t forget him. My counsellors and friends have been telling me to bury him […]

Our Clinical Director, Mr Zhang Liyuan, had a fun time for the photo shoot for Singapore Successful Brand 2015/2016 Publication book. We will like to thank Ms Azlinah, Graphic Designer and Photographer, and her team for taking the pictures.

Measles has been an uncommon disease since Singapore introduced compulsory vaccinations in 1985. But last year, Dr Low Kah Tzay, a paediatrician at Mount Elizabeth Hospital, saw a patient with the extremely contagious disease. He was 11 months old and had yet to be vaccinated. “He had a very high fever, rashes and seizures, and […]