Volume 54, Number 9
The Singapore Myeloma Study Group provides consensus recommendations, incorporating key developments in diagnostics, response assessment, supportive care and definitive therapy.
(See full article, p. 561) Illustration by Maria De-Castro
(See full article, p. 561) Illustration by Maria De-Castro
Editorial
Gazing into the crystal ball of mortality prediction in conservative kidney care
Since Clyde Shields became the first patient with kidney failure to undergo long-term haemodialysis in 1960, the advent of kidney replacement therapy (KRT) has...
Editorial
The junior doctor experience in Singapore through a temporal prism
Junior doctor well-being has been a pressing topic for the national healthcare system in Singapore for several years,1 with myriad implications on mental health,...
Original Article
Surviving the year: Predictors of mortality in conservative kidney management
Conservative kidney management (CKM) has evolved from a disease-focused model to person-centred approach for chronic kidney disease stage 5 (CKD G5) patients.1,3 This transformation...
Original Article
Childhood-onset Takayasu arteritis: Unique characteristics and outcomes from a Singapore cohort
Takayasu arteritis (TAK) is the most common large-vessel vasculitis in childhood. It is characterised by granulomatous inflammation of the aorta and its major branches,...
Original Article
In my time: A qualitative exploration of the junior doctor experience in Singapore over the years
Junior doctor well-being is a prominent global issue.1 Navigating the formative years of a career requiring expertise and high-stakes decisions, junior doctors are challenged...
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