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Health Matters - S1E1: Monkeypox: Should sexually active persons be concerned?

Monkeypox is spread through close skin-to-skin and face-to-face contact with an infected person. Engaging in intimate or sexual activities with multiple partners might increase the chances of getting the virus.

What are the obvious symptoms to look out for? How can the virus be controlled? 

Guest: Dr Chester Lan, Resident Physician, DTAP (Dr Tan and Partners) Clinic

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Health Matters - S1E34: Eyedrops mishaps: Loss of vision and death

A brand of eyedrops in America has been linked to loss of vision and even one death. Although it’s been pulled off the shelves in the US, Health Matters explores whether we in Singapore might be at risk. Could eyedrops lead to a dangerous bacterial infection? Guest: Clinical Associate Professor Khor Wei Boon, Senior Consultant, Corneal & External Eye Disease Department, Singapore National Eye Centre

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Health Matters - S1E33: World Cancer Day special - Thyroid, Head and Neck Cancers

In recognition of World Cancer Day (4 Feb), Health Matters tackles some of the more complex cancers - thyroid, head and neck cancers. Guest: Dr Huang Xinyong, ENT surgeon based at Mount Elizabeth Hospital and Parkway East Hospital, Singapore

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Health Matters - S1E31: Crooked teeth: it’s not just aesthetic

Uneven teeth are more than just a matter of aesthetics; they could impact your health as well! From breathing problems to a misaligned jaw — tune in for the straight truth on crooked teeth. Guest: Dr Soh Shean Han, Dental Specialist in Orthodontics, Specialist Dental Group

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Health Matters - S1E32: A prescription for meditation instead of medication for diabetics

Diabetics, do you want to lower your blood sugar level? A new study seems to indicate a prescription for meditation might help. Guest: Dr Ben Ng, Endocrinologist, Arden Endocrinology

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Health Matters - S1E30: Long COVID-19 symptoms

New research finds long COVID symptoms may not last beyond a year for most. Plus, a look at how bacterial meningitis can kill suddenly, as it did for musician Jeff Beck. Guest: Dr Leong Hoe Nam, Infectious Diseases Physician, Rophi Clinic

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