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Media Coverage: From labs to global impact: How can Singapore shape the future of medicine?
19 March 2025
Read Dr Pauline Tay's commentary on why collaboration across clinicians, investors, and partners is key to turning healthcare innovations into global solutions.
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Translating innovations and breakthroughs into global healthcare solutions requires more than just cutting-edge technology.
The commentary by Dr Pauline Tay, Director, National Health Innovation Centre Singapore (NHIC), highlights the importance of deeper collaboration between clinicians, researchers, investors, corporates, and philanthropies, both locally and globally, to create a strong foundation for translating innovations and breakthroughs into global healthcare solutions.
Strengthening investor ties, attracting both private and public partners, and aligning innovators with hospital networks will further support clinical expansion, test-bedding, distribution, and global adoption. Overall, sustainable progress will require collective commitment and investment from all stakeholders to jointly develop solutions for critical healthcare challenges worldwide.
The full commentary is available on The Straits Times.