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Duke-NUS, Johnson & Johnson join hands to advance dengue innovation through a new discovery centre

Duke-NUS, Johnson & Johnson join hands to advance dengue innovation through a new discovery centre
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Should I get my second Covid-19 booster jab?

Health News - The Ministry of Health (MOH) announced earlier this month that there will soon be changes to Covid-19 treatment subsidies, and that second Covid-19 vaccine booster jabs will be offered to those aged 50 and above. The Straits Times answers some questions about the new. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Two American scientists made honorary Singapore citizens

SINGAPORE - Two American scientists have been conferred national honours for their contributions to healthcare in Singapore, receiving the Honorary Citizen Award from President Halimah Yacob at the Istana on Thursday (Jun 9). Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Dengue still a serious threat

Although dengue is not the next Covid-19, the threat it poses must still be taken seriously, experts said.

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Dengue is not next Covid-19 , but threat must still be taken seriously: Experts

Singapore News - Although dengue is not the next Covid-19, the threat it poses must still be taken seriously, experts told The Straits Times. This is because the disease can still kill, and may also impose a burden on hospitals and the economy here. However, the experts added that. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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