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Elderly Chinese Women Fare Worse Than Men In China, Study

The first major report from a massive survey of Chinese adults over the age of 45 reveals that older women are much more likely to be in poor health than men.

In the Lab

Researchers Develop Graphene Sensor For Dim-Light Photography

Researchers have developed a new sensor made from graphene that is a thousand times more sensitive than current camera sensors.

Academia

NTU Medical School To Use Plastinated Human Bodies Instead Of Cadavers

Nanyang Technological University's new medical school will be pioneering the use of plastinated bodies for its anatomy classes.

In the Lab

HAMLET Molecule Suppressed Colon Cancer In Mice, Study

Researchers have engineered a novel chemotherapy for colon cancer based on a natural protein present in human breast milk.

Academia

Prostate Cancer Foundation Awards Two Young Chinese Investigators

The Prostate Cancer Foundation has funded two new young Chinese investigators to lead innovative prostate cancer research projects within the country.

NTU Start-Up Builds Remote-Operated Water Treatment Plant In Vietnam

An NTU start-up, De.Mem Pte Ltd, successfully launched its first overseas water treatment plant in Vietnam this month.

In the Lab

Detecting Toxic Orange II Dye That Gives Ketchup Its Red Hue

Scientists in China have developed an electrochemical method to spot the dangerous Orange II dye in condiments such as ketchup and chilli.

Pharma

Glaxo & Taiwan’s NRPB Sign Clinical Trial Research Pact

Taiwan's National Research Program for Biopharmaceuticals signed yesterday an MOU with GlaxoSmithKline to develop Taiwan as a clinical trial hub in Asia.

Health

Researchers Develop Therapy Device For Stroke Victims

Researchers have developed a new stroke rehabilitation device to help patients recovery faster.

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