Category: Education
Revolutionising Oncology: How AI Is Transforming Cancer Research and Treatment
Resource person: Raman Singh, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Juniper Biologics Artificial Intelligence (AI) has undeniably become deeply entrenched in our lives, with one of its most promising domains being healthcare. Its integration into healthcare spans across diagnosis, treatment, […]
Asia’s Myopia Epidemic and the Race to Save Our Children’s Vision
By Tacy Song, Head of Professional Affairs, Myopia, APAC, Cooper Vision Myopia, often dubbed as near-sightedness, has ignited global concern as its prevalence steadily escalates, affecting both adults and children worldwide. The condition is the most common refractive error among […]
Climate Change Taking Toll on Workers’ Health – Report
The International Labour Organization (ILO) released a report highlighting the significant health risks climate change poses to workers worldwide. More than 70% of the global workforce, about 2.4 billion people, are expected to face health hazards related to climate change, […]
Breakthrough Discovery of Key Enzyme’s Role in RNA Modification and Cancer
Researchers at the University of California, Riverside have uncovered the inner workings of a novel RNA-modifying enzyme known as ZCCHC4. This enzyme, crucial for protein synthesis, holds promise for targeted cancer therapies and sheds light on fundamental biological mechanisms. ZCCHC4, […]
Study Reveals Household Chemicals’ Threat to Brain Health
A recent study conducted by researchers from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine sheds light on the potential dangers posed by common household chemicals to brain health. Published in Nature Neuroscience, the study suggests a link between certain chemicals […]
Study: Fatty lipids in brain’s immune cells’ link to Alzheimer’s
Recent research on Azheimer’s identified a significant link between the APOE4/4 gene, a known genetic risk factor for Alzheimer’s, and the abnormal accumulation of fatty lipid droplets in microglia, the brain’s immune cells. The study, published in Nature in March […]
Study explores plastic pollution’s impact on heart health
Plastics are ubiquitous materials in our environment, and according to research, fragments of these materials have already permeated key aspects of human life – from food and water to the air we breathe. Related: New study digs deeper into harmful effects […]
5 key hospital etiquettes to be mindful of when visiting a sick patient
By Mohani Niza In moments of illness, the presence of loved ones can comfort and support. However, it’s important for visitors to pay attention to certain hospital etiquettes to ensure the comfort and well-being of the patient. Understanding and practising […]
Beat the Winter Blues with Indoor Greenery
In winter months incorporating indoor plants into your home can enhance its beauty and alleviate the winter blues. Professor Charlie Hall from Texas A&M Department of Horticultural Sciences emphasizes the health benefits of plants, advocating that they are essential for […]
The health benefits of taking care of plants
By Mohani Niza Caring for a plant has emerged as a powerful solution to the stresses of modern life. A growing body of scientific evidence shows the various health benefits associated with nurturing plants, including reducing stress and improving air […]
