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NTUC strengthening focus on youths as entry-level jobs feel ‘some of the heat’ from AI: Ng Chee Meng

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Singapore’s job market appears robust, with 57,300 jobs created in 2025 – exceeding the previous year’s figures. Despite a slight increase in retrenchments, these were largely attributed to business restructuring, according to assessments. Shifting Focus from Jobs to Workers However, anxieties persist among certain segments of the workforce, as growth remains uneven across different sectors. … Read more

Shenzhen University sensor detects molecular signs of cancer in the blood

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The Dawn of Molecular Blood Tests: How Quantum Dots and DNA Nanotechnology Are Revolutionizing Cancer Detection For decades, cancer diagnosis has relied on identifying tumors after they’ve grown large enough to be visible on scans. But what if we could detect the disease at its earliest stages, even before symptoms appear? A groundbreaking development from … Read more

How to Prepare for a Teaching-Track Interview (opinion)

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The Evolving Landscape of Academic Interviews: Preparation as the New Competitive Edge The academic job market is notoriously competitive. Recent experiences shared by Peter Harrington, a lecturer in Mathematics at Yale University, highlight a crucial shift: success isn’t solely determined by qualifications, but increasingly by interview preparation. Harrington’s journey, detailed in a recent account, demonstrates … Read more

Pharma & Biotech Moves: CDR-Life Hires New CMO | STAT News

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The CMO Shuffle: Why Leadership Changes are Accelerating in Biotech and Pharma The biopharmaceutical industry is experiencing a period of significant leadership transition. Recent moves, like CDR-Life’s appointment of Dimitrios Chondros as Chief Medical Officer (CMO), signal a broader trend of companies recalibrating their strategies and seeking specialized expertise to navigate a rapidly evolving landscape. … Read more

Multiple people at state wrestling tournament diagnosed with measles as it spreads in Utah

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Measles Resurgence: What Utah’s Outbreak Signals for the Future Utah is currently grappling with a significant measles outbreak, with cases now exceeding 125 statewide. Recent confirmations of infections among participants at the state wrestling championships, following earlier exposures at Highland High School, underscore a worrying trend. This isn’t an isolated incident; measles cases are being … Read more

Measles is ‘actively spreading’ in Salt Lake County as Highland High reports exposure

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Measles Resurgence: A Growing Threat to Utah and Beyond A concerning trend is unfolding across Utah, with a significant rise in measles cases, most recently impacting Highland High School in Salt Lake City. Students were potentially exposed to the virus for over a week, from February 6th to February 13th, after an unvaccinated student attended … Read more

Intermountain Health expands care statewide to combat growing silent epidemic of arrhythmias

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The Rising Tide of Heart Rhythm Disorders: Intermountain Health Steps Up Across the United States, and particularly in the Intermountain West, a growing number of Americans are experiencing heart rhythm disorders, also known as arrhythmias. Intermountain Health is responding to this “silent epidemic” by expanding specialized care and bringing cardiovascular specialists closer to patients in … Read more

Astronomers observe a star that quietly transformed into a black hole

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The Quiet Demise of Stars: A New Era in Black Hole Discovery For decades, the prevailing image of a black hole’s birth involved a spectacular supernova – a star’s explosive death throes. However, recent observations of a star in the Andromeda Galaxy, named M31-2014-DS1, are rewriting that narrative. Researchers have witnessed a massive star seemingly … Read more

Smartwatch blood pressure feature should not replace screenings, U. Health study says

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Smartwatches and Hypertension: A Promising Tool, But Not a Replacement for Traditional Screening Salt Lake City – The rise of wearable technology, particularly smartwatches, has sparked considerable interest in their potential to revolutionize healthcare. A recent study from University of Utah Health, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, offers a nuanced perspective … Read more

Without healthcare, the US would have nearly 400,000 fewer jobs than it did a year ago

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Healthcare’s Unstoppable Rise: Why Jobs in the Sector Are Booming Healthcare is no longer just a vital service; it’s a dominant force in the US labor market. While other sectors experience slowdowns, healthcare continues to grow at a remarkable pace. Experts predicted healthcare’s importance decades ago, but the sustained strength of this growth, even post-pandemic, … Read more

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