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If it’s a matter of health, Daniel Martin has it covered. He brings together experts to help you make sense of the latest health news.

The views and opinions shared during this podcast series are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of Mediacorp Pte. Ltd. or its group of companies.

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Guest: Dr Tang Hak Chiaw, Cardiomyopathy and Cardiac Imaging Cardiologist at Novena Heart Centre

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Dr. Tang Hak Chiaw
Cardiomyopathy and Cardiac Imaging Cardiologist at Novena Heart Centre
Novena Heart Centre
Episode: Recognising the signs and symptoms of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
Dr. Lim Tian Zhi
Associate Consultant, Department of Surgery
National University Hospital (Singapore)
Episode: Post-surgery patients got more sleep and constant vitals monitoring, thanks to a smartwatch
Dr. Lynn Teo
Dermatologist at The Dermatology Practice
The Dermatology Practice
Episode: There is no "Quick Fix" for Eczema - Ep 1 of 2
Felicia Chin
Obstetrician and gynecologist with sub-specialization in gynecological oncology
Obstetrics and Gynecology practice (Singapore)
Episode: Gynaecological Qns and the tough questions that need to be asked
Dr. Khoo Kei Siong
Deputy Medical Director, Medical Oncology
Parkway Cancer Centre
Episode: Evolution of cancer care
Tan Ru San
Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor and Senior Consultant, Department of Cardiology
National Heart Centre Singapore
Episode: NHCS-developed AI platform could quantify heart damage, quickly
Muhammad Hafashah
Board member of the Singapore Nurses Association and practicing nurse
Singapore Nurses Association
Episode: How AI will transform the nursing profession
Eric Finkelstein
Senior author; Executive Director of the Lien Centre for Palliative Care at Duke NUS Medical School
Duke NUS Medical School (Lien Centre)
Episode: Anxiety and Depression and new local research
Ooi Eng Eong
Professor, Emerging Infectious Diseases Signature Research Program (Duke-NUS Medical School)
Duke-NUS Medical School
Episode: Why Battling Dengue is almost like dealing with 4 different viruses

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Post-surgery patients got more sleep and constant vitals monitoring, thanks to a smartwatch
Q: How did the data from the wearable compare to traditional monitoring methods?
The wearable produced more data points with acceptable accuracy, aligning with ISO guidelines and showing up to five times more information than traditional checks, which supported earlier detection and informed care decisions.
Post-surgery patients got more sleep and constant vitals monitoring, thanks to a smartwatch
Q: What exactly was monitored in the trial and why those metrics?
The trial focused on blood pressure, heart rate, and pulse oximetry because these metrics are fundamental for detecting perioperative instability and are reliably measurable with wrist-worn devices, providing a balance of critical data and practical wearability.
Evolution of cancer care
Q: Where are we today with immunotherapy, and how has it changed treatment across cancer types?
Immunotherapy is now at the forefront for many cancers, beginning with skin cancer and expanding to lung, breast, and colorectal cancers, with a growing list of indications beyond early trials.
Evolution of cancer care
Q: How often are multidisciplinary tumor boards held and is this standard practice in oncology?
Tumor boards are held weekly for common cancers, bringing together specialists to reach a consensus on the best treatment plan.
Anxiety and Depression and new local research
Q: How does telehealth figure into the discussion on access to care?
Telehealth offers lower-cost, more private options that can reduce stigma and queues, but it should complement, not replace, access to in-person, evidence-based care when needed.

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