Duke-NUS Medical School

Risk of new‐incident mental health diagnoses following SARS ‐ CoV ‐2 infection amongst children and young adults in Singapore: a retrospective cohort study

Background Mental‐health‐disorders in children/young adults increased post‐pandemic; however, the absence of linkage to COVID‐19 registries made direct attribution of psychological sequelae to acute infection challenging. Methods Healthcare‐claims databases in Singapore were util...

Angiosarcoma: adaptive designs leveraging vascular biology and antiangiogenic repurposing

INTRODUCTION Angiosarcoma is a rare and aggressive vascular malignancy characterized by substantial clinical and molecular heterogeneity. Grouping UV-associated cutaneous, radiation-associated, and visceral tumors within unselected clinical trials may obscure treatment effects in...

Professional identity formation of family medicine residents in Singapore: a qualitative study to identify influencing factors

BACKGROUND: Physician burnout and retention are critical challenges in Family Medicine (FM). Professional Identity Formation (PIF) in family physicians (FP) fosters resilience and job satisfaction but is often overlooked in residency training, particularly in predominantly hospit...