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EyeWonder™ Tackles Parental Hesitations Around Myopia Treatments in Children.

The School of Medicine Office for Faculty, along with the Office of Duke-NUS Affairs, was honored to host a delegation from Duke-NUS Office of Academic Medicine (OAM), Appointments and Development Department (ADD) March 24-26, 2025. Duke-NUS faculty and staff met with faculty affairs leaders from across the School of Medicine to learn about programs and practices and to share opportunities for partnership. Current calls for proposals for collaborative projects are below.

The world is heating up—literally. And while climate change often conjures up images of melting ice caps and extreme weather, its most immediate and personal impact is on our health.

Next-generation healthcare solution takes top prize at the innovation challenge led by multidisciplinary student teams to address critical unmet clinical needs.

The Duke-NUS Health Innovators Programme (D-HIP) is a nine-month intensive program that uses an integrative approach that equips students with entrepreneurial and problem-solving skills to shape the future of care.

Duke-NUS Medical School (Duke-NUS) is seeking applications from Duke University faculty interested in visiting and collaborating with Duke-NUS faculty on potential research projects.

Duke University and Duke-NUS Medical School (Duke-NUS) are seeking applications for collaborative research pilot projects that bring together faculty from both institutions.

The Department of Medicine hosted visitors from SingHealth and the Duke-NUS Medical School.

Victor Dzau, MD, has thrown his weight behind the approach taken by Hong Kong authorities to adopt the American model in developing a third medical school, citing successful examples in Singapore.

Dean Mary Klotman, MD, had the opportunity to sit down for a conversation with esteemed cancer researcher Dr. David Virshup to discuss his time in Singapore and why the collaboration is important.