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2025

Dr Zhao Yi Jing

Preliminary findings linking RSV and shingles vaccines to lower dementia risk are intriguing but not conclusive, local medical professionals say.

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2026

Dr Zhao Yi Jing

SINGAPORE — As a working adult, Mr Johnny Woo Jia Ying was caught up with getting promoted on the job and accumulating wealth, but surviving a stroke three years ago changed all that.

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2025

Dr Zhao Yi Jing

Are you simply becoming forgetful or is it something more? Global studies show that women are more prone to getting dementia than men.

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2025

Dr Zhao Yi Jing

Different types of headaches need different treatments – and Mount Elizabeth Hospital’s neuro specialists stress the importance of proper check-ups to catch any hidden health issues.

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July 2025

Dr Zhao Yi Jing

The malfunctioning of the brain’s cognitive function can lead to memory loss and start disrupting one’s daily life.

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2025

Dr Zhao Yi Jing

These days, we’re said to be living in an era of ‘information overload’—and yet, it often seems like we need to do less thinking than ever.

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2024

Dr Zhao Yi Jing

Anyone who’s a chronic sufferer of migraines know that it’s “not just a headache”

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Migraines Q&A — Mostly Women's Curse

2024

Dr Zhao Yi Jing

Clinical neurologist Dr Zhao Yi Jing of Zhao Neurology & Headache Clinic explains that women are more susceptible due to the significant impact of oestrogen, the female hormone. 

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2025

Dr Zhao Yi Jing

不少人在承受压力或用力过度时会出现手抖的情况,而求诊者当中,较多是年轻人和年长者。

2025

Dr Zhao Yi Jing

Stressed and feel like there’s a band around your head, or a throbbing in your temples?

2025

Dr Zhao Yi Jing

Headaches—we’ve all had them, but do we really understand what’s going on in our brains?