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HMA conference to look at future of Hospital at Home model in Asia

HMA conference to look at future of Hospital at Home model in Asia

National university hospitalSingapore generalAng yan hoonJeanette waltersMichael montaltoDan yock youngWoei jen michelleDivision of advanced internal medicineOffice for healthcare transformationYishun healthHead department of family medicine continuing careNational university hospital systemMinistry of health singaporeDepartment of medicineTechnology showcasesHospital management asia

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National university hospitalSingapore generalAng yan hoonYan junJeanette waltersMichael montaltoDan yock youngWoei jen michelleDivision of advanced internal medicineOffice for healthcare transformationTamara hotelYishun healthClarion events ltdNational university hospital systemHead department of family medicine continuing careMinistry of health singapore

HMA conference to look at future of Hospital at Home model in Asia

On Nov 25, join key stakeholders in the Hospital at Home space - from hospitals, care providers to policymakers and solutions providers - to discuss developments and what the future holdsSingapore, Sept

National university hospitalSingapore generalAng yan hoonYan junKostenloser wertpapierhandelJeanette waltersMichael montaltoDan yock youngWoei jen michelleDivision of advanced internal medicineOffice for healthcare transformationTamara hotelYishun healthClarion events ltdNational university hospital systemHead department of family medicine continuing care

Study Pinpoints how Fatty Liver Disease Increases Vascular Disease Risk

A new study [1] shows that patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) are at higher risk of cardiovascular disease, because NAFLD prompts the over-production of a class of proteins that cause inflammation and damage to their blood vessels. Click to read more.

National university of singaporeSingapore generalRoger fooSultan al nahyanChristine cheungDan yock youngAgency for scienceNational university health systemLee kong chian school of medicine lkcmedicineCardiovascular disease translational research programmeNanyang technological universityYong loo lin school of medicineNational university heart centreNational universityNanyang assistant professor christine cheungKong chian school

NTU scientists discover why NAFLD patients are at higher risk of cardiovascular disease

Patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) are at higher risk of cardiovascular disease, because NAFLD prompts the over-production of a class of proteins that cause inflammation and damage to their blood vessels.

National university of singaporeSingapore generalRoger fooSultan al nahyanChristine cheungDan yock youngEmily hendersonAgency for scienceNational university health systemLee kong chian school of medicine lkcmedicineCardiovascular disease translational research programmeNanyang technological universityYong loo lin school of medicineNational university heart centreNational universitySoutheast asian

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