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@SSHSPH has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in October 2021. Resources SSHSPH has populated their site with include: • Whitepaper: Responsible Data Sharing in Health and Healthcare • Press Release: Asian-specific multimorbidity significantly amplifies Asthma and COPD costs in Singapore • SSHSPH AlumNite 2026 • NUS Public Health Commencement 2026 • Leadership Transition at ADVANCE-ID: Appointment of Dr Mo Yin as Director • We need to close the gap between Singapore’s mental health goals and reality • Could the hantavirus spark the next pandemic? • Commentary: The most concerning outbreak right now isn’t Ebola or hantavirus - CNA • Honouring Professor Leo Yee-Sin’s Lifelong Commitment to Public Health • SSHSPH AlumNite 2026 Registration • Pop a pill to lose weight? The GLP-1 'magic bullet' is enticing - and dangerous • ACM CHI 2026: Honorable Mention for Research on Agentic AI in Advance Care Planning • Book launch of "A Long Vigil" and fireside chat with Leo Yee-Sin • ACHS Webinar on Developing a Maximum Containment Laboratory: BSL-4 Biosafety and Biosecurity Considerations • Elevating Indonesia as a Trusted Global Regulatory Authority through WHO Listed Authority • Climate Change and Public Health - Event Report • Global Health Seminar - Dr Mohamed Javid Abdelmoneim • Call for Respondents - For an interview about proxy decision-making in healthcare settings in Singapore • Rethinking our global health architecture in a fragmented world • Hello Singapore | With the rise of Tuberculosis cases in Malaysia, will individuals with latent infections develop the disease? • NUS Open House 2026 • CERM and PHRISM are officially launched at Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health • SSHSPH CNY Celebrations 2026 • Postgraduate students For SPH2801 Heath Equity: Global Insights, Asian Application AY25/26 • Undergraduate students For SPH2801 Heath Equity: Global Insights, Asian Application AY25/26 • Are we about to live through a Nipah pandemic? • New Occupational Medicine Excellence Medal Established to Honour Professor David Koh • PMAC 2026 Special Session: The Future of Global Health Governance in a Fragmented World • Inaugural Global Convening of Deans of Global Public Health at PMAC 2026 • CERM/PHRISM Launch Registration • Strengthening Partnerships to Advance Universal Health Coverage in Cambodia • How to Apply – Doctor of Public Health • Poon Yue Association partners with NUS Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health to give back to Chinatown seniors • How you gain if doctors can call up all your health records • Registration for Australasian Mathematical Psychology Conference 2026 • Global Health Emergencies in an Era of Uncertain Global Governance and Financing • Webinar: Global Biorisk Index for AI-Powered Biodesign Tools • Public Lecture: Managing Borders during Global Public Health Emergencies; Lessons Learned from COVID-19 • RGHI-HAIPC: Dissemination Workshop in Lao PDR • 六分钟煮800人炒饭 学校食堂改用中央厨房会更好吗? | 联合早报 • Fishballs, gravestones and shoelaces, from healing individuals to healing hearts and communities • Surging insurance premiums in Singapore explained | 5 Questions With Assoc Prof Wee Hwee Lin • Innovative drugs: The new battleground in US-China rivalry • How to find and treat the thousands with undiagnosed chronic conditions • Global Health Architecture Reform: The Singapore Convening • The shifting sex industry in Singapore and the need for better screening for sex workers • 专家:IP新附加险规定总体有利消费者 或降低医疗费和保费 | 联合早报 • Register Here: REACH Asia Forum 2025 • Singapore’s silent crisis: Is grandpa eating well and enough? • The antibiotics crisis isn’t the fault of science – it’s market failure • How private health insurance is driving up healthcare costs, and what should be done about it • Redefining tomorrow’s health leaders: Inside NUS’s transformative postgraduate programmes • [REGISTER NOW] Join the Dialogue: Climate Change & Health — 12 Nov 2025 • SPH2801: Cambodia Immersion - YouTube • NUS leads the charge in training public health leaders for a changing Asia • Obesity, poor mental health of concern; progress in other areas: Singapore health survey • Building community resilience next step for mental health progress: Experts • Framing JUST solutions for ACCESS to treatment against AMR • 调查:近七成客工期望获得面对面心理支持 但失业忧虑影响求助 | 联合早报 • Forest clearing in South-east Asia causes more heat-related deaths than in other tropical places • NUS Joins WHO Global Clinical Trials Forum to Advance Ethical and Inclusive Research • Your brain could be older than you think • ‘Zombie Vapes’ Are Sweeping Across Southeast Asia, Sparking a New Public Health Crisis • Rethinking the Architecture of Global Health: The Asia-Pacific Regional Dialogue - Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health • MOH’s addendum: Enhancing support for seniors as population ages • Your office could be Singapore's next big health intervention • World Sepsis Day • Community organisation plans new study to examine social factors in male suicide using new statistical methods • Is banning and punishing enough? The complex reality of vaping in Singapore | The New Paper • No, Singapore’s vape ban didn’t cause the etomidate crisis • Phoenix TV - Singapore Launches Stricter E-Cigarette Controls Starting 1st September • Enhancing Telehealth in Singapore • Trendy or toxic? This is how Kpods are wrecking numerous lives in Singapore • Meet the team tracking monkey sounds in Singapore to stop emerging diseases • NDR 2025: Putting out the fire of vaping through stiffer penalties • Healthy lifestyle changes could save Singapore $650 million in healthcare costs by 2050: Study • MScHEOR webinar • Cambodia Visit: Continued Commitment to Public Health, Policy-Directed Research, and Capacity Building • Ignite Your Global Public Health Career — Apply for the Master of Public Health (MPH) today! • Why Singapore needs more safe ways out for vape-addicted youth • Explore MSc Health Economics and Outcomes Research • Commencement 2025: Valedictorian speech by Ms Ying Yuan • Applications Now Open: Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) – January 2026 Intake • NUS Master’s graduates drive change in their fields • Opinion: What we can do to fight the insidious threat of ‘zombie vapes’ • Recap: AlumNite 2025 • AlumNite 2025 Full Photo Album • The dilemma of ultra-processed foods • More studies being done to help Singapore residents take charge of their health • Healthier SG: A gateway for evolving public-private-population partnerships in population health • Serene village in China’s Xi’an offers new approach to Alzheimer’s care • Singapore’s first private assisted living project to be ready by 2026 • New Appointments at NUS Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health - Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health • The Trump effect on high drug prices • MOH to build new office tower at its HQ in SGH • Local foodborne illness rates rise for third consecutive year • What does it mean for workplaces to treat COVID-19 like the common flu, even when cases spike? • Asia Centre for Health Security and WHO Forge Strategic Partnership to Boost Global Health Emergency Preparedness • National Medical Research Council (NRMC) Award 2025 • CNA Explains: Is Singapore at risk of a measles comeback? • NUS develops Cognitive Impairment Scoring Tool to help frontline healthcare workers quickly identify high-risk individuals • Commentary: The world’s most contagious disease is making an alarming comeback • Reflections from the 2025 World Health Summit Regional Meeting in New Delhi • Introduction to Cultural Competence in Global Health Pilot Run • School Visit from Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST) • School visit from Dutch Ministry of Interior and Kingdom Relations and Ministry of Housing and Spatial Planning • Share a bed with your fur kid? Here’s what you should know about antibiotic-resistant bacteria • Strengthening Regional Health Collaboration: SSHSPH Signs MoU with Cambodia’s National Institute of Public Health • Congratulations to our SSHSPH Teaching and Research Award Recipients for AY2023/2024 • Opinion: Leaders, ask yourselves: Are you needlessly overloading your staff? • Commentary: We’re losing ground in the global fight against tuberculosis • Congratulations to Prof Mayfong Mayxay on being promoted to President at the University of Health Sciences (UHS) in Lao PDR • Commentary: The COVID-19 pandemic five years on: Are we safer now? • NUS Open House 2025 • Regional Arbovirus Network Webinar Series • Commentary: First it was cotton candy vapes. Now it’s cannabis and ketamine pods • Think Twice Before Your Next Tipple • Haydays with Horses: Exploring Animal-Assisted Theraphy for Seniors • Commentary: Should fluoride still be in our water? Yes, here’s why • Commentary: US pullout from WHO opens the door for a new global health order • Staying healthy in an era of health fallacies and fake news • Wetter and warmer: How does climate change impact dengue transmission? • When fear spreads faster than the disease • HMPV outbreak in China: What is the situation there and should you be worried? • Research wanted: S’pore experts on the hunt for diseases that can spread from animals to humans • 我国应对快速老龄化挑战 全球排名第十居亚洲第一 • Announcement of the School’s New Assistant Deanery • Upcoming MediShield Life Enhancements Explained • New centre for AI in public health to be launched early next year • 公共卫生人工智能创新中心 明年上半年启用 • 苏瑞福公共卫生学院 将设立公共卫生人工智能中心 • From macaque to man: the growing threat of zoonotic malaria • S1E10 - Pandemic (Epidemiology) | Gaming with Science • Why We’re More Reliant On Antidepressants: What About Their Side Effects? | Talking Point • Say Aah! Why is Singapore Neglecting Dental Health? • Despite the bad rap, telemedicine is the future of healthcare • AI masters Singlish in key breakthrough to serve healthcare and patients’ needs • Intelligent Telephone Triage in Pre-Hospital Emergency Care • Youth mental health – an impending growing crisis • 迁徙候鸟或也成 禽流感传播媒介 • Kajian: Cara baru penularan selesema burung dari burung hijrah, Berita Singapura - Beritaharian.sg • Study suggests new manner in which bird flu can be transmitted from migratory birds • FathomX: AI solution for Breast Cancer Screening • Singapore Population Health Studies 20th Anniversary Event • Sign Up as a SPHS Cohort Participant Now! • More investment funds flowing into private healthcare, pet care but with strings attached • Money Talks Podcast: A breakdown of the MediShield Life changes - how to save on medical costs • 8 years ago, Singapore declared war on diabetes. Is it winning? • MediShield Life review takes in sober reality of rising medical costs in an ageing society • Public Health Courses and Graduate Certificates | Register by 1 Nov • Can Higher MediShield Life Premiums be Sustainable? • Experts: Enhancements Could Meet the Varying Medical Needs of Residents • Daily Cuts - Singapore’s school canteens are facing a crisis • MediShield Life can be made more effective. Its review holds the key • Here’s what we can do to keep the lid on rising premiums • 黄慧琳:医疗保健保费会升无止境吗? • We have a food crisis silently brewing in our schools • Forecasting the Fallout from AMR: Economic Impacts of Antimicrobial Resistance in Humans • Tuas Newater Factory to increase production capacity to 75 million gallons a day • Project Hayat White Paper Launch • Time to go beyond psychiatric focus to address issue of suicide • 2,102 people in S’pore have died from Covid-19 since start of pandemic to June 2024: MOH • NUS University Awards 2024: Eight exemplary individuals honoured for their relentless drive toward excellence • These low-income families want to eat fresh, healthy food but it's becoming costlier and charities are strapped for donations • https://sph.nus.edu.sg/blog/2024/08/27/global-mpox-emergency-the-world-must-show-it-learnt-its-lessons-from-covid-19/ • Asia ramps up border controls, tests and vaccines as new clade of mpox spreads • Inaugural Global Health Thought Leadership Dialogue; Small Countries, Global Impact: Shaping the Future of Global Health • Why taking on ultra-processed foods is like the battle against Big Tobacco • NUS Public Health Lao PDR Programme • Master of Public Health (MPH) applications are now open! • How to Tackle the Vaping Problem? | CNA Explains • Clean Safe Drinking Water for Vang Vieng District Hospital, Lao PDR • Commencement 2024: Valedictorian speech by Dr Arif Tyebally • Congratulations to our Class of 2024! • AlumNite 2024 Photos • AlumNite 2024 Pre-Commencement Celebrations • Malaysia was on the brink of eliminating malaria – then a new parasite swung out of the jungle • MIDSEA Summer School, Workshop and Symposium • Integrated Shield Plan lifetime premiums vary widely across insurers, MOH comparison shows • Register for AlumNite 2024 • No human cases of bird flu in Singapore but public urged to stay vigilant: MOH • Commentary: How much should we worry each time a new COVID-19 variant arises? | Video • The world is not prepared for the next pandemic. Here's why • GHTLD - Small Countries, Global Impact: Shaping the Future of Global Health • Register for GAMIPhy Study • Learning Public Health of Infectious Diseases Through Gameplay • MOH rejects 'egregious and false claims' by People's Power Party about COVID-19 vaccines • Southeast Asia Health Security Roundtable Series: Leadership and Communication in Major Epidemics • Lancet: Which countries are ready for a tobacco endgame? A scoping review and cluster analysis • The Lancet Series- Antibiotic Resistance • Best Paper Award at the 2024 CHI conference. • School Visit to Ministry of Health (MOH), Cambodia • 53rd St Gallen Symposium: 2nd Place in Global Essay Competition • Pre-emptive PPGx Testing from Lianhe Zaobao • Deforestation opens paths for disease spread from animals to humans • Climate change need not mean more dengue cases if cities are built better: Experts • From family care to future care: Do we have what it takes to look after older S’poreans? • 1PM In Focus_ Climate change and human health • Opportunities for a New Compact between Gavi and Partner Countries • Third-hand smoke: What is it? How harmful can it be? | To The Point • sph.nus.edu.sg • 8,000 vaping-related offences in Singapore in 2023, up 43% from the year before • Study shows: Wetter climate raises risk of contracting Melioidosis and respiratory disease • IN FOCUS: Is Southeast Asia losing the battle against dengue? • When someone has a mental health crisis, arrest is not the answer • Updated guidelines offer better ways to control and treat tuberculosis in Singapore • Singapore tuberculosis (TB) clinical management guidelines 2024 • Janil Puthucheary: Mental resilience should be fostered from an early age in order to tackle adolescent mental health issues. • 18% of Singapore children lead consistently unhealthy lifestyles: Study • Recruitment for Urban Care Farming Study • "Birthing on the Way'' project - Afghan women's perinatal experiences in Serbia • Top 50 Asia Women Tech Leaders 2024 - Asia Women Tech Leaders • Calling for Participants - Protect Singapore Against Zoonotic Disease Risks! [For veterinarian, disease control professional or the owner of an animal establishment] • Calling for Participants - Protect Singapore Against Zoonotic Disease Risks! [For animal enthusiast or a member of the public] • Apply Now: Second Major in Public Health • [Replay] Virtual Info Talk: What You Didn't Know About Public Health • In-Person Info Talk: Why Public Health? • NUS Open House 2024 • PHTLD: Advancing Global Health for More Equitable Health Outcomes and Health Security for All • Congratulations to Adjunct Associate Professor Adam Chee for receiving the HIMSS Senior Executive Award and for his election to HL7 International • AI in Southeast Asia: Are jobs being replaced? Not quite yet, but an uncertain future beckons • Looking to 2024: Health issues on the horizon – from ageing to mental well-being and digital medicine • Conferment Ceremony for Visiting Professor Mayfong Mayxay • Commentary: HIV treatments have evolved, the law needs to catch up • Find out More about Mental Health: An Interdisciplinary Approach (SPH3402) • Find out More about Public Health and Innovations for Ageing Populations (SPH2402) • Prosocial Interventions and Health Outcomes • Commentary: Misinformation a concern as respiratory illness surge in China triggers COVID-19 memories • HIV epidemiology, prevention, treatment, and implementation strategies for public health • S’pore research team gets $10m grant to fight drug-resistant superbugs • Should MediShield Life premiums be based on lifestyle? • Unfinished business: Toilets at hawker centres, coffee shops still too dirty • Commentary: The global antibiotic pipeline is running dry. How can Singapore spur new drug development? • Why Big Tobacco wants everyone to believe Singapore’s illicit market is rampant • Register for MIDSEA Modelling Symposium • Modelling for Policy-making Symposium • Singapore Explores Differentiating Insurance Premiums • Talking Point 2023/2024 – Diabetes • 3rd Singapore International Public Health Conference: Embracing The Future • Register Now: Telehealth Tomorrow: Unlocking Possibilities • S’pore scientists blazing a trail, from cancer detection to harnessing solar power • Commentary: Feeling old and useless - the silent suffering of seniors dealing with mental health challenges • The MOH Cancer Drug List: What it means to you • Experts warn that global health challenges will demand unprecedented leadership | Imperial News | Imperial College London • Opinion: If you thought active ageing starts at 60, think again. • MPH Scholarship & Financial Aid • Apply for the Master of Public Health here! • Prof Teo Yik Ying Appointed as Vice President (Global Health) • Commemorate Singapore History Through the Lens of the Late Dr Ivan Polunin • NDP Awards 2023 • Student Orientation 2023 Facebook Album • Let’s Talk with Hud Bin Mohammed Helmi • Precision Public Health Asia 2023 Conference (PPHA 2023) • NUS Confers Honorary Degree on Dr Margaret Chan for Outstanding Contributions to Public Health • Opinion: Singapore is Well Placed to Play a Bigger Role in Global Health • Heartiest Congratulations to our Class of 2023! • Precision Public Health Asia 2023 Conference | Public health conference Singapore • Register here for MEC-NEUROBMC screening • NUS DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER SERIES • Launch of Medical Innovation Development and Assessment Support (MIDAS) • Transforming Population Health: Realising the Potential of Population Cohorts • MPH Scholarships • Webinar: The successes of strategic health purchasing for UHC in Thailand • Asia Pacific Observatory on Health Systems and Policies (APO) Policy Dialogue on National Action Plans in the Fight against Antimicrobial Resistance • Register for the Women in Global Health webinar series - Prof Marcia Inhorn • Launch of Innovation Mobile Technology for Maternal and Child Health Care in Cambodia (i-MoMCARE) • Apply for the Second Major in Public Health here! • Public Health Thought Leadership Dialogue: Overcoming Challenges with Smoking Cessation • Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat Visits ADVANCE-ID Showcase • NUS Open House 2023: What You Didn’t Know About Public Health • Launch of ADVANcing Clinical Evidence in Infectious Diseases (ADVANCE-ID) • Register for NUS Open House 2023 • RSVP for Strategic Health Purchasing in ASEAN Project: Launch of the Strategic Health Purchasing Registry • Strategic Health Purchasing in ASEAN Project: Launch of the Strategic Health Purchasing Registry • Launch of NUS Public Health – Lao PDR Programme • SSHSPH Celebrates the Year of the Rabbit • Register for PHTLD: Overcoming Challenges with Smoking Cessation • PHTLD: Overcoming Challenges with Smoking Cessation • Graduate Student Conference (GSC) AY2022/23 • SHADE’22 – SINGAPORE HEALTHCARE AI DATATHON & EXPO • ADVANcing Clinical Evidence in Infectious Diseases (ADVANCE-ID) • Catch Hepatitis C Virus Elimination Symposium on YouTube • School Visit by Prof William Bazeyo • Hepatitis C Virus Elimination Symposium: Strategies to Eliminate Hepatitis C as a Public Health Concern in Asia Pacific by 2030 • 學者:星政府危機溝通勝他地 獲民信任 - 20221101 - 港聞 • Commentary: Teen vaping too big a collateral damage to accept for a relatively ineffective smoking cessation aid • Public Health Thought Leadership Dialogue: Creating a Smokefree Future • Register for the Hepatitis C Virus Elimination Symposium • Hepatitis C Virus Elimination Symposium Speakers • Register for the Public Health Thought Leadership Dialogue • Public Health Thought Leadership Dialogue Panel Speakers • NUS Postgraduate by Coursework Fair 2022 • Sign up for NUS Postgraduate by Coursework Fair 2022 • SSHSPH Giving • Monkeypox: Addressing the Facts and Misconceptions • Student Orientation 2022 • SSHSPH AlumNite 2022 • SSHSPH Commencement 2022 • Let's Talk Public Health with Chew Ming Fai • AlumNite 2022 | 15 July, Friday • Let's Talk Public Health with Assoc Prof Adeline Seow • Mental Health Podcast with Mythily Subramaniam • Info on 2nd Major in Public Health • Info on Minor in Public Health • Annual Report 2020/2021 • Master Of Public Health • LinkedIn • Facebook