Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML) is the most common type of leukaemia for adults in Singapore, especially among those 65 years old and above. 

However, despite it being so common, survival rates are low, an average of 27 percent of adults diagnosed with AML are expected to live past five years. 
So what are the treatment options for AML, how effective are they, and is it possible for doctors and patients to stay a step ahead of the disease? 

Dr Yvonne Loh, Haematologist, Curie Oncology tells us more. 

Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML) is the most common type of leukaemia for adults in Singapore, especially among those 65 years old and above.  However, despite it being so common, survival rates are low, an average of 27 percent of adults diagnosed with AML are expected to live past five years.  So what are the treatment options for AML, how effective are they, and is it possible for doctors and patients to stay a step ahead of the disease? 
 Dr Yvonne Loh, Haematologist, Curie Oncology tells us more.

From politics to pop culture, we've got it all. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of business, lifestyle, culture, travel, and sports.

From politics to pop culture, we've got it all. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of business, lifestyle, culture, travel, and sports.

The Evening Runway with Elliott Danker, Timothy Go and Chua Tian Tian

The Evening Runway with Elliott Danker, Timothy Go & Chua Tian Tian (4pm - 7pm)

Your Health: Understanding the most common form of leukaemia in adults

The term ‘Poké Bowl’ has been doing its rounds on social media for a couple of years now. Chances are, you too might have tried this dish at the peak of the Poké bowl craze. 

Since opening their doors in 2016, Poke Theory’s brother-sister duo have served up countless bowls of rice, fresh veggies and raw fish. 8 years on, Poke Theory is looking to innovate and enhance their menu with a fresh overhaul to meet consumers' evolving needs. 

Joey Lee, Co-founder and Managing Director of Poke Theory explains how.

The term ‘Poké Bowl’ has been doing its rounds on social media for a couple of years now. Chances are, you too might have tried this dish at the peak of the Poké bowl craze. 
Since opening their doors in 2016, Poke Theory’s brother-sister duo have served up countless bowls of rice, fresh veggies and raw fish. 8 years on, Poke Theory is looking to innovate and enhance their menu with a fresh overhaul to meet consumers' evolving needs. 
Joey Lee, Co-founder and Managing Director of Poke Theory explains how.

Culture Club:  More than just raw fish. Poke Theory on navigating evolving customer needs

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Imagine a peaceful oasis right in the bustling heart of Orchard Road. That’s exactly what Artyzen Singapore delivers. Standing out on the star-studded hotel stretch of Cuscaden Road is no easy feat, but Hong Kong-based hospitality brand Artyzen’s first international outpost in Singapore has done it through a potent mix of design maximalism and emphasis on the hyperlocal

Jeff Crowe, General Manager, Artyzen Singapore tells us more.

Imagine a peaceful oasis right in the bustling heart of Orchard Road. That’s exactly what Artyzen Singapore delivers. Standing out on the star-studded hotel stretch of Cuscaden Road is no easy feat, but Hong Kong-based hospitality brand Artyzen’s first international outpost in Singapore has done it through a potent mix of design maximalism and emphasis on the hyperlocal Jeff Crowe, General Manager, Artyzen Singapore tells us more.

Culture Club EXTRA: Artyzen Singapore, infusing maximalist design with hyperlocal sensibilities

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According to the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore, insufficient knowledge and experience are the top barrier to the adoption of cybersecurity measures amongst organizations here. Other hurdles included lack of resources, low return-of-investment concerns, and budget constraints.

Amid the surge in phishing scams and ransomware attacks, is the confidence among Singapore organizations unwarranted?

Daniel Chu, Vice President of Systems Engineering, APJ, at ExtraHop weighs in.

According to the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore, insufficient knowledge and experience are the top barrier to the adoption of cybersecurity measures amongst organizations here. Other hurdles included lack of resources, low return-of-investment concerns, and budget constraints.
Amid the surge in phishing scams and ransomware attacks, is the confidence among Singapore organizations unwarranted?
Daniel Chu, Vice President of Systems Engineering, APJ, at ExtraHop weighs in.

Your Health: Understanding the most common form of leukaemia in adults

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