Volume 55, Number 2
Male sex, smoking history and dialysis treatment were found to be associated with the development of tuberculosis following a CKD5 diagnosis.
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Correction
Correction to Original Article “Selection of pyroptosis-related genes and potential pharmacological targets in sepsis-induced myopathy” [Ann Acad Med Singap 2026;55:86]
The authors would like to make corrections in the publication of the original article.
The following are the correct figures:
Fig. 2. Pyroptosis-related genes and...
Editorial
Screening for tuberculosis in chronic kidney disease patients
Tuberculosis (TB) is the leading infectious cause of morbidity and mortality globally.1 Singapore is considered a lower-moderate incidence country (estimated TB incidence at 10–49...
Editorial
Rethinking risk: Mental health and resilience of migrant workers and migrant domestic workers in Singapore
Over the past 5 years, there has been growing attention to the health and well-being of international migrant workers (MWs) in Singapore, particularly low-...
Original Article
Incidence and risk factors for tuberculosis in patients with chronic kidney disease in Singapore
Tuberculosis (TB) remains a major global infectious disease threat, particularly to vulnerable people or those in resource-limited settings.1 Estimated TB incidence has continued upward...
Original Article
Depressive and anxiety symptoms among migrant workers and migrant domestic workers in Singapore
Approximately 68.4% of international migrants in the labour force are located in higher-income countries.1 These migrants may be low-to-semi-skilled migrant workers (MWs) and migrant...
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