Coronavirus: Mental health, the pandemic's hidden crisis
Many face stress as isolation, job prospects and family woes worsen in pandemic, say experts.
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Anxiety and worry amid Covid-19 uncertainty
Adding to the massive uncertainty is the emerging evidence of asymptomatic transmission.
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Coronavirus: Hospitals ramp up programmes providing support for staff
Bouncing back from Sars with more love for nursing
Ms Pauline Chong, 40, works as a senior nurse clinician in the general and geriatric wards at Alexandra Hospital. She caught the severe acute respiratory syndrome, or Sars, in 2003 when working as a junior nurse at the National University Hospital.
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Sars survivor helps tend to potential Covid-19 patients
Dr Ong Pei Yuin wearing personal protective equipment at the Fever Facility extension at the National University Hospital. She says Singapore's Sars experience has helped it to better tackle the current crisis.
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