Why are infants, children and adolescents not just little adults? Duke-NUS alum Dr Karen Nadua gives us the lowdown on paediatric care.

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.

How do we support someone who’s not feeling okay? Assistant Professor Anne-Claire Stona from the SingHealth Duke-NUS Global Health Institute (SDGHI) talks about what’s being done to improve the lives of individuals with mental health struggles globally.

Can VR headsets, 3D models and digital cadavers make better doctors? Professor Fernando Bello, head of Duke-NUS’ Technology Enhanced Learning and Innovation (TELI), takes us behind the scenes of how his team is reshaping medical education—one innovation at a time.

What’s it really like stepping into scrubs after graduation? Alum Dr Jeremy Pong shares his story—and survival tips—from the frontlines

Scientist-entrepreneur Debleena Ray shares her mission to make cancer relapse detection more accessible and affordable.

We sit down with sociologist Angelique Chan to discuss what it takes to create a society where living longer and healthier lives is a reality.

In this episode, two experts share their insights on the virus outbreak and how we can protect ourselves from another pandemic.

In this episode, we delve into the role of medical humanities in patient-centred care and why we can’t rely on a robot to be there for us.

This episode cracks the code of a sustainable fitness habit! Join us as we uncover how principal research scientist and father-of-two Sven Petersen integrates exercise into his work and family life.

In this episode, we lift the bonnet on a research collaboration to find out what goes into the perfect engine.

In this episode, three scientists talk about what art brings to their lives, how science and art interplay and if they are two sides of the same coin.

In this episode, we talk to two scientists who hooked the key to biological ageing – our shortest telomeres.

In this issue of MEDICUS – the Podcast, we focus on our body’s unwanted reactions to our environment. Yes, we’re talking allergies.

In this issue of MEDICUS – the Podcast, we speak with two scientists about that often neglected fourth pillar that is essential for a healthier lifestyle.

In this episode, we talk to two scientists about mosquitoes, what these insects have to teach us and which repellents really work.

In this episode, we tackle one of society’s biggest taboo topics: death and dying.

Duke-NUS team gives back by training people in neighbouring countries to conduct surveillance work for potentially zoonotic viruses.