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Join date: May 31, 2018
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A/Prof Tan Thiam Chye is currently Medical Director of O&G The Women's Specialist and was Head of Department and Senior Consultant for Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in KK Women's and Children's Hospital (2017 - 2019).
He co-authored the book “Practical O&G Handbook for the Clinician and General Practitioner” which won the British Medical Association Book Award in 2015. He also won numerous awards as outstanding clinician and educator. In 2016-2017, he co-developed the HealthHub Pregnancy Track, a new web portal and mobile app, with Health Promotion Board.
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Oct 8, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Should a pregnant mom attend F1 race? Think twice.
With the F1 race approaching in Singapore on 11October, 2026, many expectant mothers are wondering if they should attend this thrilling event. Consider the following information before purchasing your tickets. Going to a Formula 1 race while pregnant might involve certain risks, particularly for those in the later stages of pregnancy. The primary issue is the exposure to high noise levels (130-140 dB), which can impact both the mother and the developing baby. Additionally, standing or sitting...
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Aug 19, 2026 ∙ 2 min
First 1000 days of life crucial for your child’s development – 8 must-know facts
This informative article is generously sponsored by Goldplus Universal. 1. The initial 1,000 days of life - encompassing the pregnancy period (270 days) and the baby's first year (365 days) is a vital period for establishing optimal health, growth, and neurodevelopment. 2. Research indicates that brain and IQ development is adaptable, with 80% of brain growth happening during this time. This adaptable potential becomes "fixed" after the age of 2. The initial 1000 days are considered a crucial...
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Jul 23, 2026 ∙ 1 min
When the Cord Wraps Around: Calm Facts About Nuchal Cord
Worried that your baby’s umbilical cord might be wrapped around the neck? You’re not alone—and chances are, there is nothing to panic. Learn why nuchal cords are surprisingly common and when to seek extra care so you can breathe easier through the home stretch. The umbilical cord is around 50cm long and delivers oxygen and nutrients from the placenta. Late in pregnancy, many parents worry that a wrapped cord may cause entanglement. Nuchal cord happens when the umbilical cord wraps around a...
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