Editorial
Malignant Lymphoma – A Changing Spectrum
As 15 September 2009 was World Lymphoma Awareness Day, it is perhaps timely to review the subject of malignant lymphoma. There is an increasing...
Neuroradiology: From Diagnosis to Intervention
Advances in technology and innovation in radiology has enhanced and expanded the role of radiology in clinical practice and research. Radiology itself has developed...
Diastolic Heart Failure: What, So What and Now What?
Until two decades ago, the notion that heart failure (HF) could occur in the presence of normal ejection fraction (EF) was met with great...
Expanding the Scope of Antiretroviral Therapy for HIV Infection
The 2010 Global Report on AIDS contains some welcome news: the number of annual AIDS-related deaths has continued to decrease from a peak of...
Lung Cancer: Recent Advances
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer related mortality in the world. It accounts for almost a million deaths annually and resulted in...
Preventive Psychiatry
In medicine, measures that save the most lives and improved the quality of life of millions have largely been public health measures that in...
Asthma: The Need for Good Control
World Asthma Day is an annual event organised by the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) in collaboration with healthcare groups and asthma educators to...
Health Services Research: Why it Matters to Health Policy Makers and Clinicians
In Singapore, there appears to be a recent unprecedented flurry of interest in health services research (HSR), a fairly distinct and recognisable activity, within...
The Growing Burden of Cardiovascular Disease: Role of the Arterial-Cardiac Interaction
World Heart Day was inaugurated to increase global awareness that cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the world’s leading cause of death, claiming, according to the...
Con Brioso E Rigore! – Understanding the Neurobiology of Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders
One of the authors (KS) had finished his daily ward round with the multidisciplinary team in an acute inpatient ward a few moments earlier,...