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People<br />
SALUBRIS<br />
October / November 2008<br />
Award Winners, New<br />
Appointments and More...<br />
NCCS Shares Limelight at<br />
Scientific Meeting<br />
Pictured below, from left to right:<br />
Dr Joanne Ngeow (right), Dr Ang<br />
Mei-Kim, Dr Ho Gay Hui (right) and<br />
Mr William Chin Wei Lim (left).<br />
Three doctors and a Research Officer from <strong>National</strong> <strong>Cancer</strong><br />
<strong>Centre</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> (NCCS) each walked away as winners at the<br />
<strong>Singapore</strong> General Hospital (SGH) 17th Annual Scientific<br />
Meeting which was held from 25th to 26th April 2008 at the<br />
College of Medicine Building.<br />
Staff from Outram Campus, namely,<br />
SGH, NCCS, <strong>National</strong> Dental<br />
<strong>Centre</strong>, <strong>National</strong> Heart <strong>Centre</strong>,<br />
<strong>National</strong> Neuroscience Institute SGH<br />
Campus, <strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>National</strong> Eye <strong>Centre</strong><br />
and Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School<br />
were invited to submit an abstract of their<br />
work to compete in 13 award categories.<br />
Dr Joanne Ngeow, Registrar of the<br />
Medical Oncology Department<br />
clinched the Young Investigator’s<br />
Award (Clinical) with her paper on<br />
“PET/CT versus Conventional CT<br />
Scans and Bone Marrow Biopsy in the<br />
Initial Staging of Lymphoma Patients:<br />
A Comparative Analysis”.<br />
Her department colleague, Dr Ang<br />
Mei-Kim, an Associate Consultant,<br />
won the Best Poster (Clinical) prize<br />
for her work which featured “A<br />
Promising New Chemoimmunotherapy<br />
Regimen for Advanced Hepatocellular<br />
Carcinoma”.<br />
Dr Ho Gay Hui, Senior Consultant of<br />
the Surgical Oncology Department,<br />
took home the second prize in<br />
the Best Oral Paper (Clinical). Her<br />
winning paper “<strong>Cancer</strong> Miss Rate in<br />
Women Under 30 Who Undergone<br />
Excision Biopsy of Clinically Benign<br />
Breast Lumps without Preoperative<br />
Ultrasonography”.<br />
The Best Oral Paper (Scientist) prize<br />
was awarded to Mr William Chin<br />
Wei Lim, Research Officer of the<br />
Laboratory of Photodynamic Diagnosis<br />
and Treatment in the Medical Sciences<br />
Division, for his paper on “Membrane<br />
Transport Enhancement of Chlorin<br />
e6 – Polyvinylpyrrolidone and its<br />
Photodynamic Efficacy on the Chick<br />
Chorioallantoic Model”.