To our health minister Mr. Khaw Boon Wan

[Windwaver]

I came across an interesting article online on cancer sniffing dogs, you can refer to an example at http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3682722.stm. Another article also states that a trained Labrador retriever was more accurate than doctors in diagnosing bowel cancers, as high as 98% compared to 66% of human doctors .

 

Do we have this technology in Singapore? That can drastically bring down medical costs I believe

[David]

I came across an interesting article online on cancer sniffing dogs, you can refer to an example at http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3682722.stm. Another article also states that a trained Labrador retriever was more accurate than doctors in diagnosing bowel cancers, as high as 98% compared to 66% of human doctors .

 

Do we have this technology in Singapore? That can drastically bring down medical costs I believe

 

Taking word for word, this posting is insensitive.

[Windwaver]

Taking word for word, this posting is insensitive.

 

You mean the report?

[Good-Carbuyer]

I came across an interesting article online on cancer sniffing dogs, you can refer to an example at http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3682722.stm. Another article also states that a trained Labrador retriever was more accurate than doctors in diagnosing bowel cancers, as high as 98% compared to 66% of human doctors .

 

Do we have this technology in Singapore? That can drastically bring down medical costs I believe

I remember unhealthy Elite paid $8/- for bypass surgery (we sponsored the balance cost).

[Windwaver]

I remember unhealthy Elite paid $8/- for bypass surgery (we sponsored the balance cost).

 

Alright, you got me , that's the the one in million case where a doctor is cheaper than a dog

[Good-Carbuyer]

Alright, you got me , that's the the one in million case where a doctor is cheaper than a dog

You got the point. You are right. 1st doctor in the world cheaper than a dog?

[Vhtfhwlego]

I came across an interesting article online on cancer sniffing dogs, you can refer to an example at http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3682722.stm. Another article also states that a trained Labrador retriever was more accurate than doctors in diagnosing bowel cancers, as high as 98% compared to 66% of human doctors .

 

Do we have this technology in Singapore? That can drastically bring down medical costs I believe

In medical, we need technology...

In nature, we need mother nature....

What we are??? Are we a part of nature????

 

There are many nature-based medical not prastice in Singapore as our hospitals have their P&L.

If not, please explain why that some hospitals engaged Business Development Manager and if not Marketing Manager?

[Pedigree]

Did he privatise our S'pore hospitals where the hospitals are supposed to serve the public?

 

Privatise sure lead to high medical costs.

 

 

[Kangadrool]

It's called "re-structured" hospitals.