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Launched into the unknown: Uncovering new microproteins in inflammation

Duke-NUS team receives US$1.85 million boost to advance their mission.
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Gertjan Medema dives deep to track wastewater's unseen secrets

Dive into the depths of public health innovation with Gertjan Medema as he shares his insights on wastewater-based epidemiology.
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Ku Chee Wai weaves hope in reproductive medicine

Delve into the transformative research of our clinician-scientist alumnus, who is reshaping the future of reproductive medicine.
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Detours, discoveries and degrees

Celebrating the Class of 2024’s diverse journeys to graduation.
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Mary Klotman’s enduring journey through medicine and love at Duke

Shaped by medicine and love, her journey is a reminder of the enduring power of human connection and passion.
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From Asia’s frontline: Managing the ever-present risk of H5N1

In this episode, two experts share their insights on the virus outbreak and how we can protect ourselves from another pandemic.
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Helping research take wing with compassion

Randy Foo, senior research assistant and bat facility manager with Duke-NUS’ Emerging Infectious Diseases Programme, speaks about his role.
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Creative new strategy could lead to universal, long-lasting flu shot

Duke researchers have found a better way to target the ever-changing flu virus with potentially longer lasting effects.
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Bacteria on wheels: A novel platform for transporting cancer drugs

NUS researchers have developed a system using bacteria in the body to ferry drugs to cancer sites.
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How a diabetes drug unexpectedly redefined heart failure treatment

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