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Mutated ‘titin’ Gene Possible Link to Asian Heart Disease
27 Mar 2014
Tanoto Foundation Professor Stuart Cook, Deputy Director of the Cardiovascular and Metabolic Disorders Program at Duke-NUS, who discovered the mutated ‘titin’ gene responsible for dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in Caucasians, is leading a team to determine if it also affects Asians.
A better way for diabetics to monitor blood glucose levels
27 Mar 2014
In 2013, Health Services and Systems Research (HSSR) Program Director, Professor David Matchar, together with collaborators from SGH and Integrated Health Information System, detailed an on-going study to determine the effectiveness of a mobile phone application (a
New Treatment For Dengue
27 Mar 2014
Professor Subhash Vasudevan, Associate Professor Ooi Eng Eong from the Emerging Infectious Diseases Program and collaborators from Singapore General Hospital (SGH) have completed a clinical trial testing the efficacy of Celgosivir as an anti-dengue drug.
Cancer Resistance in Asians: A Genetic Cause Found
27 Mar 2014
A multi-national team led by Duke-NUS Associate P rofessor Ong Sin Tiong successfully identified a gene mutation occurring in about 15% of East Asian populations as the underlying cause to why some blood and lung cancer patients failed to benefit from existing cancer medication.
Breast Tumour Causing Gene Discovered
30 Jun 2015
A critical gene in breast tumours was uncovered by the collaborative efforts of scientists from Duke-NUS, National Cancer Centre and SGH.
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