Date: 28 Nov 2024 | Time: 12:45 – 14:55 | Venue: L1-S1

Track Chair: 
Associate Professor Rahul Malhotra, Duke-NUS Medical School

Efforts to improve population health benefit from evidence gathered through well designed population- or community-based epidemiological studies. It is also important to reflect on and account for the wide range of health conditions and subpopulations within a population while planning for the delivery of services aimed at improving population health. In this track, learned speakers will share findings from observational and interventional population- or community-based epidemiological studies they have conducted in Singapore and elsewhere, which pertain to specific health domains such as oral health, mental health, eye health, social health and cardiovascular health, and/or specific subpopulations such as older adults.