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We look at how breast reconstruction can help in the recovery process of breast cancer and what to expect.
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If you experience pain or pass blood as you pee, you might have picked up a urinary tract infection. This unpleasant condition can be effectively treated if discovered early.
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Breast surgeon Dr Tan Yah Yuen explains why minimally invasive surgery is a preferred option for breast cancer diagnosis.
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