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Probes track changes in biological processes at molecular level

NTU develops non-invasive probes to detect acute kidney failure in early stage

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

NTU's molecular imaging probe is claimed to be sensitive enough to track changes in the biological processes triggered by the onset of the...

From left: Prof Lim; Prof Chen; Prof Tan; Mr Lim Tuang Liang, Executive Director of the Research, Innovation and Enterprise Coordination Office at NRF; and Mr George Loh, Director of Services and Digital Economy at the National Research Foundation, offic

HealthTEC launched at NUS aimed at ultimate tech transfer to healthcare

The collaboration between researchers and companies is believed to boost deep tech in several sectors.

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

NTU researcher discovers the cure for flesh-eating common tropical disease

Q203 is expected to be the best option to treat Buruli ulcer, which is caused by the closely-related Mycobacterium ulcerans.

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Assoc Prof Wang Xiaomeng and Prof Chen Peng with the eye patch prototypes.

NTU's eye patch with microneedles to revolutionise glaucoma treatment

Disease like glaucoma and macular degeneration are very difficult to treat as eye drops and ointments are rapidly washed away.

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General (fourth from right) and Professor Ling San, NTU Provost and Vice President (Academic) (centre), flanked by NTU professors and WHO officials.

NTU joins WHO efforts to promote digital health and education across the globe

NTU's CePHaS is designated as WHO's first Collaborating Centre to promote digital health and education.

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Chicken as harmful as red meat in terms of high cholesterol, says new study

Chicken or white meat recommended often as an alternative to red meat is not as beneficial as previously thought, reveals new study

By Soorya Kiran NN

Don't use these 4 skin creams, warns HSA after baby hospitalised with side effects

As per the law, it is illegal to supply adulterated products and if anyone found guilty then they would be liable for a jail term also.

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

'Medical Selfies' may soon replace old doctor-patient procedure in surgery cases

Healthcare is likely to take a new turn with medical selfies replacing the constant travel to hospital in post-surgery cases

By Soorya Kiran NN

Asst Prof Shao (far left) and her team invented APEX, a highly sensitive blood test for early detection of Alzheimer's disease, even before clinical symptoms appear

NUS research: Major breakthrough in Alzheimer's diagnosis

NUS researchers found the major key to diagnose Alzheimer's in the earliest stage by doing a simple blood test.

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Learning many languages can delay onset of dementia by a few years, NTU scientists say

Early fMRI studies suggested that language learning is highly correlated to activity in the left fusiform gyrus and caudate nucleus.

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Preventing hepatitis C transmission from mother to child is possible, say experts

Hepatitis C transmission can be prevented if public health and health care professionals collaborate.

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Researchers develop algorithm for better robot-human synergy

While paused, dots representing the person's position can bunch up in the same spot.

By IANS

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WHO refuses to declare public health emergency for Ebola outbreak in Congo

By Pritha Mallick

The Emergency Committee stated that although the outbreak in Congo continues to...

Good news for epilepsy patients: Blood test may help to predict epilepsy seizures well ahead, says new study

By Nirmal Narayanan

The research report revealed that this development could help to predict...

NTU research finds 34% of eczema Apps fail to meet global standards or guidelines

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

NTU found that eczema management apps have info which is inconsistent with...

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NTU develops non-invasive probes to detect acute kidney failure in early stage

HealthTEC launched at NUS aimed at ultimate tech transfer to healthcare

NTU researcher discovers the cure for flesh-eating common tropical disease

NTU's eye patch with microneedles to revolutionise glaucoma treatment

NTU joins WHO efforts to promote digital health and education across the globe

Chicken as harmful as red meat in terms of high cholesterol, says new study

Don't use these 4 skin creams, warns HSA after baby hospitalised with side effects

'Medical Selfies' may soon replace old doctor-patient procedure in surgery cases

NUS research: Major breakthrough in Alzheimer's diagnosis

Learning many languages can delay onset of dementia by a few years, NTU scientists say

Preventing hepatitis C transmission from mother to child is possible, say experts

Researchers develop algorithm for better robot-human synergy

WHO refuses to declare public health emergency for Ebola outbreak in Congo

Good news for epilepsy patients: Blood test may help to predict epilepsy seizures well ahead, says new study

NTU research finds 34% of eczema Apps fail to meet global standards or guidelines

After US, young adults in UK are now getting addicted to anti-anxiety medication

Singapore HIV data leak: Accused found guilty, will be sentenced in Sept

School trip to Thailand turns nightmare, 13 students found victims of chikungunya

HSA warns illegal weight loss product suppliers after woman suffers cardiac arrest

Patient's data in Victoria's public health system highly prone to cyber attacks: Audit report

Licorice herbal tea causes high blood pressure, study claims

Licorice herbal tea causes high blood pressure, study claims

Improved vaccinations against sexually transmitted infections to be available soon

Improved vaccinations against sexually transmitted infections to be available soon

Too many babies born but too low in weight, WHO stares at future challenge

Too many babies born but too low in weight, WHO stares at future challenge