Past Issues
At a fireside chat with Mr Ong Ye Kung, future doctors grappled with vaping, technology, and what it means to practise medicine in a rapidly ageing Singapore.
PathGen—a sovereign-by-design AI platform—aims to offer a way for countries to share vital intelligence without compromise.
What should you make of bloating, constipation or that uneasy feeling in your stomach? Duke-NUS Alum Dr Tan Yu Bin takes us inside the gastroenterology clinic and explains what your gut may be trying to tell you.
"Poop is like a vital sign for us—a very important piece of biological information from our bodies that we shouldn’t be ashamed to talk about."
Associate Professor Liu Yu-Chi from Duke-NUS’ PhD Class of 2022, spotlights how her research into corneal nerve damage is paving the way for more effective treatments for eye diseases.
Two documentaries. Two evenings. One question: how do we build a healthier future? The inaugural Singapore Global Health Film Festival used cinema to spark conversations on outbreak preparedness, climate change, and planetary health.
For Assistant Professor Shirin Kalimuddin, diagnosis begins long before the lab results arrive. In the fragments of a patient’s story, in an unusual travel detail, in a clue others might overlook, she has built a career at the intersection of clinical instinct, scientific curiosity and quietly relentless persistence.
Advances in pancreatic cancer treatment, AI that improves patient outcomes, and further insights into stomach cancer risk—all in this quarter's round-up of Duke-NUS news.
In this issue's ASK, we explore the development of treatments against common respiratory illnesses.
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