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Health Matters - Need for greater efforts to prevent cardiovascular disease

A new white paper released by the Singapore Heart Foundation, Singapore Cardiac Society and Academy of Medicine, Singapore outlines a strategy and framework that would include a multi-stakeholder approach. Could this make a dent in cardiac rates here? Daniel Martin finds out from Professor Tan Huay Cheem, Chairman, ....

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Young adults should not delay Covid-19 vaccination, especially if they have underlying medical conditions: Experts

Those with such conditions are far more likely to get severely ill or die from Covid-19 even if they are young.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ....

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askST: Why is it important for people with chronic conditions like diabetes and cancer to get Covid-19 jab?

People with chronic conditions can take mRNA vaccines.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ....

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MOH lists activities to avoid for 7 days after Covid-19 jab

Swimming, cycling, lifting of heavy weights, and ball and racket games are some of the activities individuals should avoid for seven days after receiving their first and second doses of a Covid-19 vaccine, said the Ministry of Health (MOH).
The clarification in an MOH advisory on Monday followed an amended recommendation that people should avoid strenuous physical activity after either of their mRNA Covid-19 vaccine doses.
An earlier advisory on June 11 recommended that those vaccinated avoid strenuous physical activity for one week after their second dose of an mRNA Covid-19 jab.
The latest advisory says competitive sports and physical education classes should also be avoided as they are considered strenuous. ....

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