Clinical trials have long been the cornerstone of medical advancements, traditionally involving a lengthy and expensive process that can span up to 15 years and cost millions of dollars per trial. This conventional approach often burdens patients with the need to travel to trial sites and
The recent World Health Organization (WHO) mission to Vietnam focused on evaluating the country's efforts to eliminate viral hepatitis, with a delegation of representatives from WHO, international partners, and experts from the Doherty Institute’s WHO Collaborating Centre for Viral Hepatitis. T
The journey to medical school is a challenging and competitive process. Crafting a standout application requires careful attention to detail and a strategic approach. This article delves into the common mistakes applicants make and provides actionable tips to enhance your chances of acceptance.
Japan Airlines (JAL) is making strategic strides in logistics and healthcare by integrating drone technology into its business operations. This visionary move is part of JAL’s broader Digital Transformation (DX) strategy, designed to blend cutting-edge technology with the airline’s foundational exp
The pressing need for healthcare reform in the United States is a topic of significant concern. Grace Williams, a public health student and former medical scribe, shares her personal experiences and observations to highlight the deficiencies and inequities of the current healthcare system. Her
Mentorship plays a crucial role in the development of medical students at Duke-NUS Medical School. This article explores how dedicated mentorship programs are essential in shaping the next generation of doctors in Singapore. The focus is on the holistic development of students, encompassing