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India begins initiative to build medical datasets representing the Indian population

It will help accelerate research and innovation in AI technology for healthcare.

Singapore precision health researchIndian institute of science iiscIndian council of medical researchNational cancer centre singaporeArtpark ai robotics technology parkIndian councilMedical researchIndian instituteTechnology parkPrecision health research

India s CSIR Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology adopts Lenovo s genomics analytics solution

The institute has been able to complete a typical sequencing workflow 6.5 times faster using the Lenovo GOAST system.

Anurag agrawalSingapore precision health researchCouncil of scientificGarvan institute of medical researchInstitute of genomicsNational cancer centre singaporeIndustrial researchIntegrative biologyLenovo genomics optimizationScalability toolIntel xeon scalableDirector dr anuragGarvan instituteMedical researchGoogle cloudPrecision health research

Singapore s PRECISE partners with Illumina for large-scale population health study

They will conduct what could be the most comprehensive population health study in Southeast Asia.

New south walesJohn chambersSusan tousiNational research foundationSingapore national precision medicineGarvan institute of medical researchPrecision health researchSingapore ministry of healthNational precision medicineGoogle cloudGarvan instituteMedical researchIllumina chief commercial officer susanDirector patrick tan

Towards a healthier nation

THE republic is embarking on a mission to map the DNA and the complete set of genes of 100,000 Singaporeans – to unravel clues that will further the population’s health and well-being.

Heng swee keatLee kong chian school of medicinePrecision health researchProfessor patrick tanDeputy prime minister heng swee keatHealth for life in singaporeLee kong chian school

Mapping DNA of 100,000 Singaporeans will help identify ways to prevent diseases

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): The Republic is embarking on a mission to map the DNA and the complete set of genes of 100,000 Singaporeans - to unravel clues that will further the population's health and well-being.

Heng swee keatStraits times asia news networkPrecision health researchAsia news networkProfessor patrick tanDeputy prime minister heng swee keat

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