Are you looking for a gynaecologist (ObGyn) because you’ve just found out you're pregnant? Or perhaps you're experiencing a women’s health issue that requires specialist attention? Maybe you’re planning for a baby, exploring contraception options, or simply due for a routine check-up of your reproductive health.

 

Whatever your reason, finding the right ObGyn can feel overwhelming — especially with so many options available. While it might seem like a straightforward task, many women struggle with where to begin or what to look for in a gynaecologist. To make your search easier, here are eight practical tips to guide you in choosing the right ObGyn for your specific needs.

Setting up or relocating your medical practice is a significant step—one that goes beyond location and square footage. Your clinic space sets the tone for patient experience, impacts operational efficiency, and plays a major role in your professional image. Whether you’re a general practitioner, specialist, or allied health professional, choosing the right clinic space is essential to the growth and sustainability of your practice.

Many myths and misconceptions about sports injuries can lead to ineffective treatment and harmful prolonged recovery. It's essential to separate fact from fiction to ensure you take the best care of your body. Here, Dr Gen Foo from Apex Sports Clinic debunks some common myths about sports injuries and provide insights into proper injury management.

The healthcare industry is evolving—and so is the way doctors and medical professionals choose to run their practices. Increasingly, clinicians are shifting away from traditional long-term leases and opting for more flexible, all-inclusive clinic rental spaces. Whether you’re a specialist looking to grow your patient base, a practitioner testing a new market, or simply looking for a better work-life balance, flexible clinic rentals offer a smarter and more sustainable way to build your practice.

Cervical cancer remains a significant health concern for women in Singapore, yet it is one of the most preventable forms of cancer. According to Singapore Cancer Society, cervical cancer is the tenth most common cancer among women in Singapore, with nearly 200 new cases and around 70 deaths each year. Despite these numbers, cervical cancer is one of the most preventable and treatable cancers—especially when detected early. Regular screenings, such as Pap smears (or Pap tests), are essential in identifying abnormal cell changes before they develop into cancer, significantly improving the chances of successful treatment.

Tennis elbow, or lateral epicondylitis, is a common yet often misunderstood condition that affects not just athletes but anyone who engages in repetitive arm movements—such as painters and even desk workers who frequently use a mouse or keyboard. If left untreated, it can lead to persistent pain and limit daily activities.