Join Brian and leading scientists, thinkers, businessmen and policymakers in our inaugural webinar series on Thursday, 5 November 2020 at 7:00-8:00pm Singapore Time. This series presents fresh insights from ageing research and the implications for our personal health and the world we live in and aims to inform on how we can keep free of diseases by tackling the common root cause of chronic diseases – ageing.

The Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine of the National University Health System and the National University of Singapore (NUS Medicine) is honoured to present the “Solidarity Bridge between Singapore and Latin America” series of webinars. This 4 part series to be held every alternate Friday from 30th October-11th December 2020 is to support the Latin American countries in their efforts to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Please join us on Friday, 30th Oct 2020, between 8:00am-9.00am, Singapore Time.

Please join us on 23 October 2020, Friday, 13:30 – 14.30 (UTC+08:00)

Interview of NIC member, Mr Sarosh Zaiwalla, founder of Zaiwalla & Co in London, as featured in the The Times (15 October 2020)

The portraits are available for silent auction. The proceeds will go towards paediatric oncology research and education at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, to improve the cure rates for children with cancer. There is a pressing need for this as cancer is one of the top disease killers of children around the world. Here in Asia, the situation is particularly dire as 50 per cent of the world’s burden of childhood cancer resides in this region and only 20 per cent get cured.

The NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (NUS Medicine) has launched Kickstart Initiative, a new translational medicine programme that helps bring promising biomedical research projects to market.

Watch this space for updates.

The next phase of western policy demands a complete reboot of its dealings with the Communist party
– Kishore Mahbubani, Financial Times, Opinion Chinese politics & policy

“The Disruptors” Art Exhibition was recently held at the East Garden Gallery, Fullerton Hotel Singapore, from 9-29 September 2020.

Cancer is one of the top causes of death for children around the world. Here in Asia, cure rates are especially poor. Fifty per cent of the world’s burden of childhood cancer resides in Asia and only 20 per cent are cured. There is urgent need to improve the cure rates of children with cancer in Asia.