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Best of Health & Living 2016: Medical Culture

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29-Dec-16 16:00

Best of Health & Living 2016: Medical Culture

We look back at some of the topics we covered on the Health and Living programme this year, with hosts Lee Chwi Lynn and Tina Carmillia. This year, we’ve taken a more socioeconomic approach to medical topics to encourage health literacy, even if you are not personally affected by the medical conditions.


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