We are committed to transforming tomorrow’s medicine and you are a vital partner in our efforts to improve patients’ lives. Contributions you make towards the Pathology Academic Clinical Programme will help fund the research and education collaborations between SingHealth and Duke-NUS that are so essential for the next medical breakthrough.
Your generosity will help our clinician scientists translate meaningful scientific discoveries into quality innovations in patient treatment and care, and spur our clinician educators to build on the legacy of esteemed physicians who passed their knowledge on to the next generation.
All eligible donations will attract a dollar-to-dollar matching grant from the Singapore Government – effectively doubling your gift’s impact to the Academic Medicine Research and Education programmes. Your donation will also enjoy a 250% tax deduction if you are a Singapore tax resident or company
Read more about how you can contribute to the Pathology ACP today.
The Kathy Goh Professorship supports long-term research in breast diseases to improve diagnostic, prognostic and therapeutic precision through biomarker discovery, leading to better survival for patients. A particular focus area is triple negative breast cancer which tends to be aggressive, with limited treatment options. This research will be conducted by a dedicated team of Clinician Scientists and Clinician Investigators under the leadership of Professor Tan Puay Hoon, Academic Chair, Pathology ACP and Chairman & Senior Consultant, Division of Pathology, SGH.
Click here to read more about the Kathy Goh Professorship.
Associate Professor Gilbert Chiang was a lifelong learner who believed that everyone has something meaningful to contribute. His family established the Gilbert Chiang Shih Chuin Bursary to honour his passion in nurturing the younger generation and in memory of his immense role in postgraduate medical education.
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Dr Edward Jacob was a visionary man who set the stage for the highly automated Clinical Biochemistry lab and many laboratory innovations in SGH. To remember his achievements and contributions, his family set up the Edward Jacob Pathology Academic Fund to provide scholarships and awards for a new generation of biochemists, and raise the awareness of Pathology, in particular Clinical Biochemistry, as a discipline.
Click here to read more about the Edward Jacob Pathology Academic Fund.
In recognition of the late Dr Minnie Pang’s extraordinary contributions and effervescent enthusiasm for Pathology as a discipline, an Academic Fund has been established to continue her legacy of mentoring specialists in the field of pathology. It will be used to nurture and develop talents in the field of pathology and raise awareness of this specialty.
Click here to read more about the Minnie Pang Pathology Academic Fund.
You can save lives and make a difference!
PATH ACP continually delivers the best care for our patients with pioneering research and education. Your generous gift will go directly to support relentless endeavours to fight diseases, find the right diagnosis and pave the way to discover better cures for improved patient care outcomes. All donations will be presented for 1:1 government matching.
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Pathologists specialise in diagnosing and understanding the causes of disease to ensure you and your loved ones receive the most appropriate treatment.
Watch this video and hear how the correct diagnosis helped to save a mother's life and learn more about the pioneering research conducted by SingHealth Duke-NUS Pathology Academic Clinical Programme (ACP).
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Disease is like an enemy – to defeat it, you must study, understand and identify its weaknesses.
Watch Assoc Prof Tony Lim and his team from SGH Division of Pathology investigate ‘enemies’ and their characteristics to find optimal treatment and uncover potential cures for patients. Your support fuels innovative science that leads to tomorrow's cures.
