The Straits Times·3 min read·medium

Singapore to boost defences against animal-borne diseases with six new research projects

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Ang Qing
Singapore to boost defences against animal-borne diseases with six new research projects
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Singapore's National Parks Board has launched six new research projects to study animal-borne diseases. The initiative aims to improve public health preparedness in response to climate change and increased human-wildlife interaction.

The projects will help Singapore better anticipate public health risks that can arise from climate change and the cross-border movement of people, animals and agents that carry and transmit diseases.

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