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– Kind of a Big Dill -

– Around the Post Asia – 29 Jun 2026 –

– Singapore's Eye Doctor's score top Lasik success rates -

– The Straits Times – 22 December 2006 –

– Cataract op in just 10mins -

– The Straits Times – 06 November 2008 –

– Easy on the eye -

– The Business Times – 02 July 2011 –

– Cataract operation goes bladeless -

– The Straits Times – 06 April 2012 –

– Choosing Lasik with an eye on active lifestyles -

– The Straits Times – 19 January 2016 –

– Lasik Eye Surgery: New op, lower risk -

– The New Paper – 29 June 2004 –

– An eye for good food -

– The Sunday Times – 08 May 2011 –

– Cutting-edge scan to improve Lasik Surgery -

– The Straits Times – 20 September 2003 –

– We can see clearly now -

– lifestyle – September 2009 –

– A clearer perspective -

– The Straits Times – 14 February 2001 –

– New laser surgery for the long-sighted -

– The Straits Times – 09 February 2000 –

– Second chance at natural vision in sight -

– The Straits Times – 26 February 2015 –

– Lasik a no-go? Try new lens surgery -

– The Straits Times – 10 August 2005 –

– Plastic inserts help him see again -

– The New Paper – 09 April 2007 –

– Eye opener -

– Connect | October – December 2010 –

– Dr. Lee featured in Straits Times' Bio Box -

– The Straits Times – 28 July 2011 –

– Perfect vision is in sight -

– The Straits Times – 03 October 2001 –

– Easier on the eye -

– The Business Times – 14 July 2012 –

– MOH notified over eye infection worries -

– The Straits Times – 24 May 2012 –

– Lasik now safer, more accurate -

– The Straits Times – 13 November 2008 –

– Dr. Lee with Ezyhealth & Beauty Magazine -

– Ezyhealth & Beauty – March 2011 –

– Parkway eyes regional medical market -

– The Straits Times – 14 June 2007 –

– Thinking of Lasik Surgery? Don't rely on ads alone -

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– Operation Eyeball -

– The Sunday Times – 08 October 2000 –

Surgery postponed for some, but necessary procedures still done

Surgery postponed for some, but necessary procedures still done. Dr Lee Hung Ming speaks to Straits time on this. “Dr Lee Hung Ming, senior consultant from Asia-Pacific Eye Centre at Gleneagles Hospital, has reduced the number of procedures he does a month by around 90 per cent since the tightened circuit breaker measures came into effect. All Lasik and most cataract procedures have been postponed to after June 1. The eye surgeon told The Straits Times: “We operate only if both eyes are badly affected or if there might be potential complications if not treated. This is especially since most of our cataract patients are elderly and they should stay at home.”

Read more at https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/surgery-postponed-for-some-but-necessary-procedures-still-done

– Singapore, Straits Times -15 May 2020 –

Feeling blue over blue light?

Feeling blue over blue light? Dr Tan Yar Li speaks to Straits time on this. – “Dr Tan Yar Li of Gleneagles Hospital says that blue light affects the body’s circadian rhythm, or sleep-wake cycle, given how it is known to give people energy in the daytime. Exposure to too much blue light at night may thus make it difficult for people to fall asleep.”

Read more at https://www.straitstimes.com/tech/feeling-blue-over-blue-light-0

– Life Section, Straits Times – 13 May 2020 –

Caring for your eyes during COVID-19 with Dr Tan Yar Li

Full Home-based learning during this circuit breaker period also means increased prolonged screen time for kids. Our Senior Consultant, Dr Tan Yar Li shared some tips with Channelnewsasia on some measures that parents can put in place for your children to mitigate the risk of eye.

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– Channelnewsasia, 10PM news, 22.04.2020 –

Cataract patients have second chance at natural vision in sight

‘Dr Lee Hung Ming replaced the cloudy lenses in Ms Jessie Boey’s eyes with the Tecnis Symfony lenses, which enable her to see clearly at any distance and in any light condition’

– Mind Your Body, The Straits Times –

Tired, dry & red eyes? You may have Meibomian Gland Dysfunction

‘”My eyes were sealed shut by all the discharge.” Last year, Ms Jenna was referred to Dr Lee Hung Ming where she underwent the LipiFlow treatment, which helped improve her MGD.’

– Health, The New Paper –

Eyes red after swimming? It's not just the chlorine

‘Dr Lee Hung Ming, said chloramine is not the only potential irritant in pools. “Other factors that can cause redness of the eye are excessive amounts of chlorine or if the water is too acidic or alkaline.”

– The Straits Times –

自由健康于感恩

这次新冠病毒对人类的侵略让我感概最深的因该是自由，健康与感恩。

自由可说是人类的灵魂。自由不只是体现于行动与活动。自由也是一种思维，情感及意愿的示范。

健康不局限于身体良好的状态，也包括生理、心理及精神上的健全。

这场疫情更让我更深刻的体会感恩的意义。感恩于家人与好友的关爱，感恩于我们的医疗系统及前线医护人员，更要感恩政府在这段时期不断的帮助国人，应对疫情

– Singapore, Wanbao -14 June 2020 –

年长者居家定时锻炼，正确护眼

陈雅丽医生：定期让眼科医生做全面的眼科检查，对于早期诊断潜在的眼部疾病至关重要。

– Read more at https://www.zaobao.com.sg/special/newsletter/story20200526-1056222?fbclid=IwAR18cm7O4lMZH515iu8TbEC5zwNmfp_s1f0CTMKrLuEU50CLB9iyzuHKz_k

– ZBNow, Zaobao – 27 May 2020 –

国外研究：长期戴口罩可能引起干眼症

这次新冠病毒对人类的侵略让我感概最深的因该是自由，健康与感恩。自由可说是人类的灵魂。自由不只是体现于行动与活动。自由也是一种思维，情感及意愿的示范。健康不局限于身体良好的状态，也包括生理、心理及精神上的健全。这场疫情更让我更深刻的体会感恩的意义。感恩于家人与好友的关爱，感恩于我们的医疗系统及前线医护人员，更要感恩政府在这段时期不断的帮助国人，应对疫情。

– Singapore, Wanbao -14 June 2020 –

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Every Body Knows (Glaucoma)

Let’s Talk about Health returns to Channel 5 and meWATCH under a refreshing new title, Every Body Knows, with beloved segments from seasons past, and new topics to keep our viewers in the pink of health and wellness.

– meWATCH –

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