PathGen—a sovereign-by-design AI platform—aims to offer a way for countries to share vital intelligence without compromise.

At Duke-NUS, a close-knit team of dengue researchers is proving that fighting a global health threat takes more than expertise—it takes trust, passion, and a shared story.

The Age Well Neighbourhoods initiative will plug an important gap in senior services at the neighbourhood level.

A narrative on culture, courage and the revolution of innovation in medicine in Singapore’s only graduate-entry medical school.

At its best, science communication is more than translation, and it is a moral act that connects discovery to humanity.

Two leading clinician-scientists reflect on their journeys, their discoveries, and what it takes to inspire the next generation

At a scientific symposium marking the School’s 20th anniversary, researchers traced the journeys of discovery that shaped their careers and transformed medicine

This oncologist-turned-refomer is building a faster path to treatments

Lifestyle medicine pioneer Beth Frates shares the six pillars essential for a healthy lifestyle.

What does a life in science look like? Seven women share a unique slice of their research life at Duke-NUS, shaped by where they stand in their careers.

Duke-NUS researchers are delving into our genes in the hopes of providing more effective care and groundbreaking advancements in tackling diseases.

Discover the journeys of two eye specialists who are delving into AI to shape the future of healthcare.

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Dive into the depths of public health innovation with Gertjan Medema as he shares his insights on wastewater-based epidemiology.

The visionary urban planner shares her strategies for creating liveable, sustainable cities amid global challenges.

How mentorship shaped two Duke-NUS students’ relationships to work, their mentors, and life.

Duke-NUS experts distill vaccine know-how into three-day masterclass, part of the School’s commitment to lifelong learning.

Father and son talk about the role of philanthropy today and how research-intensive institutions can resonate with philanthropists and communities.

Three medical students share their hopes, fears and dreams for an AI-enabled healthcare future.

The heart expert from Canada talks to MEDICUS about his work on COVID and heart inflammation and his paradigm-shifting project to bring our brain and heart closer.

Duke-NUS researchers dig deep to discover new uses for old drugs.

We talk to the global health reformer about what’s needed to bring health into all policies.

Sometimes the smallest things knock us sideways.

Biodiversity and land use hold the key not only to pandemic preparedness but climate change mitigation, says the ecological pioneer.

With an ageing population and chronic diseases on the rise, Duke-NUS researchers look beyond sick care to bring about a healthier Singapore.

Health Minister Mr Ong Ye Kung talks about the latest initiative to keep Singaporeans healthy, his views on health and what is in store.

Making innovations part of patient care takes more than time. It requires patience, grit and—perhaps—a dash of luck. But there is another secret to this recipe.

With the virus on the move, here’s how Duke-NUS researchers are trying to stop it in its tracks.

Duke-NUS Dean Prof Thomas Coffman talks with his predecessor about the more memorable moments in the School’s history.

Making sure that students don’t miss out in different modes of learning isn’t easy, but here’s how the Duke-NUS education team did it.

MEDICUS speaks to the Tsao Foundation Chairperson about successful ageing and what we can do to support and enable it.

Our obsession with miracle cures and instant results makes us shun the long slog of patient maintenance as we grow older, but ageing successfully is an inside job, not a snake-oil potion.

MEDICUS speaks to the Academic Medical Centre’s two research champions.

Scientists mine laminins’ healing power to fix broken hearts, treat eye disorders and severe burns.

MEDICUS speaks with the Executive Director of Singapore's NCID about her reflections on the pandemic and the issues at stake.

MEDICUS In Conversation With special guest host Professor Thomas Coffman speaks with the presidents of Duke and NUS about the future of higher education.

NUS scientists find a molecular brake for liver cancer

The mental toll of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic now affects one in three adults—particularly women, younger adults and those of lower socioeconomic status as a study by Tazeen Jafar’s team revealed.

MEDICUS speaks with two medical educators about the impact of the pandemic on medical education and healthcare.

With advances in imaging, pathological investigations can potentially become more objective, precise and reproducible. Read more.

Computational methods, like EpiMOGRIFY, are giving developmental and stem cell biologists their own kind of magic. Learn more.

MEDICUS speaks to former Duke-NUS Governing Board Member Professor Victor Dzau about lessons from the pandemic and creating a healthier future for everyone.

Simulations are key to nurturing patient-centred clinicians. Learn how Duke-NUS is integrating technology into learning experiences.

Duke-NUS overcame physical restrictions by going virtual recruitment and lessons in the cloud to enable students to flourish in the middle of COVID-19.

A discovery opened an opportunity to develop a new approach to developing cancer immunotherapies designed to help a larger numbers of patients.

Healthcare professionals at Singapore General Hospital worked together to adapt protocols and develop new training modules as the pandemic worsened.

We speak to Professor Thomas Coffman, Dean of Duke-NUS, and Professor Ivy Ng, Group CEO of SingHealth, about the Academic Medical Centre's success.

Professor Antonio Bertoletti and his team's findings that coronaviruses can induce long-lasting immunity impacted the management of the pandemic.

Jennifer Davis, Psychotherapist, Leadership Development Coach and Director of Duke-NUS, shares why it's important to build team resilience.

Dr Yvonne Chia May Fen, alumna of Duke-NUS Medical School, went beyond her call of duty when caring for a patient fighting for his life with COVID-19.

In this issue of MEDICUS, we look at what Enleofen’s recent deal means for Singapore’s life science start-up scene.