AI Model Predicts Brain Tumour MRI Contrast with Clinical Promise
A deep-learning model can predict contrast-enhanced brain tumour MRI images, potentially reducing gadolinium use under careful clinical oversight.
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Early-Life Sugar Exposure May Shape Dementia Risk Decades Later, Study Suggests
A study involving nearly 65,000 people suggests lower sugar exposure during pregnancy and the first two years of life may be linked to reduced dementia risk decades later.
China’s Centenarian Story Puts the Longevity Economy in Focus
A centenarian’s story highlights China’s growing longevity economy, but responsible investors should focus on evidence-based care and demographic demand.
Solstice Oncology Raises US$225 Million to Advance Porustobart
Solstice Oncology has secured US$225 million to test porustobart in neoadjuvant colon cancer, with Phase 2 data expected in the second half of 2027.
Hong Kong’s Five-Year Plan Places Biomedicine at the Centre of Growth
Hong Kong is placing biomedicine in its first five-year plan as it seeks to connect local research and capital with Greater Bay Area healthcare scale.
Evan’s Cancer Disclosure Highlights Health Pressures in K-Pop
Former Enhypen member Evan has spoken publicly about surviving childhood cancer, renewing scrutiny of health, privacy and duty of care in South Korea’s entertainment industry.
Budget 2027 Faces Test on Medical Protection and Hospital Costs
Malaysia's Budget 2027 debate must connect affordable medical protection with transparent billing and value-based private healthcare payments.
More Than a Massage: How Blind Therapists Are Building Independent Livelihoods in Malaysia
From PB Blind Massage in Brickfields to formal vocational training programmes, massage therapy has become an important pathway towards employment and financial independence for visually impaired Malaysians.
Healthcare AI’s Rapid Expansion Raises the Bar for Measuring Real Returns
Healthcare organisations are deploying specialised AI faster than the wider economy, yet clinical safety and complex workflows make credible return measurement unusually demanding.
Singapore Hospitals Expand Acupuncture Within Acute-Care Pathways
Singapore, 28 August 2026 – Singapore’s public hospitals are expanding the use of acupuncture alongside conventional medicine, moving selected traditional Chinese medicine treatments into acute-care, rehabilitation and supportive-care…