The Ngee Ann Kongsi present Duke-NUS with a S$1.5M gift to study link between gut bacteria and chronic brain conditions (IMAGE)

Duke-NUS Medical School

The Ngee Ann Kongsi present Duke-NUS with a S$1.5M gift to study link between gut bacteria and chronic brain conditions

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Pictured from left: Mr Jamie Teo, Vice President and Chairman of the Donation & Charity Sub-Committee, and Mr James Teo Wee Wee, President, from The Ngee Ann Kongsi, and Associate Professor Au Wing Lok, Academic Chair of the SingHealth Duke-NUS Neuroscience Academic Clinical Programme, and Clinical Associate Professor Chow Wan Cheng, Vice-Dean, Office of Academic and Clinical Development, Duke-NUS Medical School.

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