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Study suggests optimal blood pressure targets for Asian adults with type 2 diabetes - Vimarsana News

Study suggests optimal blood pressure targets for Asian adults with type 2 diabetes

Keeping blood pressure in check could save lives among Asian adults with type 2 diabetes, suggests a sizable new study of more than 80,000 patients in Singapore. But how low should it go?

New Saliva-Based Antigen Rapid Testing Technology Developed by Singapore Scientists - Vimarsana News

New Saliva-Based Antigen Rapid Testing Technology Developed by Singapore Scientists

A new type of saliva-based Antigen Rapid Testing (ART) technology to diagnose COVID-19 has been developed by scientists ...

Saliva ART developed by S'pore scientists just as accurate as PCR tests, results in 15 minutes - Vimarsana News

Saliva ART developed by S'pore scientists just as accurate as PCR tests, results in 15 minutes

The test kit may be able to hit the market in as soon as three months.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

New saliva ART as accurate as PCR test, can detect Omicron - Vimarsana News

New saliva ART as accurate as PCR test, can detect Omicron

Singapore News - Scientists here have developed a saliva antigen rapid test (ART) which is just as accurate as the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test, yet takes only around 15 minutes to detect Covid-19. The self-administered test has an accuracy rate of 97 per cent and is able to detect... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Over one in three rare childhood disorders diagnosed in six years - Vimarsana News

Over one in three rare childhood disorders diagnosed in six years

• Sets pace for targeted therapy development among those diagnosed 22 December 2020, Singapore – For over 20 years, the Genetics Service at the KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH) has been providing clinical care to patients with genetic disorders. In 2014, BRIDGES (Bringing Research Innovations for the Diagnosis of GEnetic diseases in Singapore) was set up, in collaboration with genomic research institutes at SingHealth, Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) and Duke-NUS to synergise the diagnostic efforts and patient outcome management. After six years, t...