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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE

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🇸🇬Singapore
Ownership
Private
Established
1905-01-01
Employees
10K
Market Cap
-
Website
http://www.nus.edu.sg

CD7 CAR-T cell therapy shows promise for leukaemia

NUHS developed a CD7 CAR-T cell therapy showing promise in treating relapsed or refractory T-ALL, with 16 out of 17 patients achieving complete remission within one month.
bignewsnetwork.com
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Swiss investors eye longevity industry opportunities in China

China's aging population and traditional medicine approach make it a leading market for longevity and supplements, with rapid growth expected. Swiss startup Avea expands into China via e-commerce platforms, leveraging social media influencers to build trust.
fortune.com
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If you're under 50 today, could you really live to 150? Geneticists and aging researchers weigh in

Life expectancy has risen to 77 in the U.S. and 73 globally due to medical advancements. Researchers believe individual lifestyle changes and precision medicine can counter aging, potentially extending life beyond 100 years. Experts like Dr. Andrea Maier and Dr. Evelyne Bischof suggest that optimizing health, not just extending life, is crucial. The future of longevity may involve precision medicine, AI, and gerotherapeutics, but access remains a challenge.
mk.co.kr
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CRISPR CAS9, "Genetic Scissors," Revolution in Biotechnology: Korean Researchers Create Herbicide-Resistant Plants

Korean researchers at Greenjin used second-generation genetic scissors to successfully correct plant chloroplast DNA, creating herbicide-resistant plants certified as 'non-GMO' by the USDA, with potential applications in enhanced photosynthesis and disease treatments.
graphene-info.com
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INBRAIN Neuroelectronics announces world's first human graphene-based Brain Computer

INBRAIN Neuroelectronics performed the first human procedure using its graphene-based cortical interface during brain tumor resection, distinguishing healthy from cancerous tissue with micrometer-scale precision. This marks a significant advancement for graphene-based BCI technology in precision surgery and neurotechnology, funded by the European Commission’s Graphene Flagship project and conducted at Salford Royal Hospital.
biospectrumasia.com
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Singapore develops breakthrough nanoparticle technology for diagnosis and treatment of atherosclerosis

NUS Medicine researchers developed a nanoparticle for non-invasive diagnosis and treatment of atherosclerosis, targeting plaques and delivering therapeutic agents, enhancing efficacy and reducing side effects.
theindependent.sg
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NUS Medicine uses AI platform to effectively treat patient with rare cancer

NUS Medicine's WisDM researchers used AI platform CURATE.AI to treat a patient with Waldenström macroglobulinemia, a rare blood disorder. The platform, designed for rare diseases, leverages small data sets to personalize treatments, dynamically adjusting dosages based on patient responses. The patient experienced significant improvements, fewer hospital admissions, and lower medication costs, with initial trial results published in 'NPJ Digital Medicine'.

3 universities that can take your engineering career to the next level

Engineering employment growth driven by renewable energy, materials science, and biotechnology. Graduate degrees enhance technical expertise, critical thinking, and leadership potential. Columbia University, National University of Singapore, and University of Cambridge offer top engineering programs with strong research emphasis and career development opportunities.

Discriminating Between Papilledema and Optic Disc Drusen Using Deep Learning Algorithm

A study developed a deep learning algorithm using 3D OCT scans to differentiate papilledema from optic disc drusen (ODD) and healthy optic nerve heads (ONHs). The algorithm achieved high accuracy, with AUCs of 0.99 for ODD and papilledema detection, and 0.98 for healthy ONHs, indicating potential for OCT imaging in diagnosing ONH disorders.

Abstracts from the 50th European Society of Human Genetics Conference

The ESHG 2017 conference celebrated its 50th anniversary, highlighting advancements in human genetics. Key topics included reproductive genetics, prenatal diagnostics, and the impact of genetic variations on fertility and pregnancy outcomes. Studies presented explored the role of CNVs in recurrent pregnancy loss, novel genetic screening methods for male infertility, and the identification of new disease genes for conditions like primary ovarian insufficiency. Non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) for detecting chromosomal abnormalities and the application of expanded carrier screening for recessive disorders were also discussed, emphasizing the importance of early intervention and genetic counseling.
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