Human Health and Potential (HHP)

Originally aimed at tumours, a new antibody treatment also offers a safer alternative to eye injections for neovascular eye diseases.

The SG-NEx project delivers rich long-read RNA sequencing data that capture subtle differences in gene activity, opening avenues for discovering novel biomarkers in health and disease.

Two Singapore-based studies of young families reveal how paternity leave nurtures stronger family bonds and enhances early childhood development.

A comprehensive study across different life stages unveils new insights into the roles of the skin microbiome and lipidome in impacting skin health.

A machine learning model called Fragle helps detect cancer and spot signs of relapse by quantifying DNA fragments in the blood.

A deep dive into the skin barrier uncovers the critical role immune cells play in structural reinforcement and wound healing.

An early childhood study reveals that some genetic roots of obesity may also link to language-related neurodevelopment.

A groundbreaking multinational atlas of the body’s frontline defenders reveals hidden variations that could enhance precision health efforts worldwide.

Clinical trial results show a new antibody drug with an unconventional approach extends survival for patients with various aggressive cancers.

A new ‘liquid lipid’ approach that penetrates the nose’s mucus barrier could lead to needle-free, nasal spray-based mRNA vaccines.

A new chemical testing platform harnesses colour- and light-producing genes from wildlife to speed the search for promising RNA-based therapeutics.

Targeting a key gene can help prevent the body’s immune fighters from wearing out when attacking tumour cells, offering a new treatment strategy against cancer.