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Daily Cuts - Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Getting the men involved

Every October we commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Month. A survey in 2022 shows that close to two-fifths, or 38% of Singapore women aged 50 to 69 had gone for mammography in the last two years. This is an increase from 31% in 2021. Natalie Lau, Head of Advocacy & Communications, Breast Cancer Foundation and Dr Choo Bok Ai, Senior Consultant Clinical Oncologist at Icon Cancer Centre, Member of Medical Panel at Breast Cancer Foundation tell us how they're raising awareness on breast cancer.

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Daily Cuts - Winning an Earthshot Prize

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Hui Wong speak with Aadith Moorthy, Founder, Boomitra, about winning an Earthshot Prize, aimed at supporting innovative projects to tackle climate change.

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Daily Cuts - COE premiums closing lower in all categories

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Hui Wong speak with Singapore University of Social Sciences' Associate Professor Walter Theseira about Certificate of Entitlement (COE) premiums closing lower in all categories in the latest bidding exercise.

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Daily Cuts - Analysis: SIA's record half-yearly net profit

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Hui Wong speak with Shukor Yusof, Founder, Endau Analytics, about Singapore Airlines posting a record half-yearly net profit of $1.44 billion.

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Daily Cuts - Commentary: What you need to know about AI’s role in your A&E visit

Artificial intelligence models are increasingly relied upon by healthcare professionals to make decisions and treat patients. What does this mean for information disclosure practices? We speak with the commentary's co-author Dr Michael Dunn, Associate Professor, Centre for Biomedical Ethics, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore.

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Daily Cuts - Talking rubbish: what's next when Pulau Semakau is full?

Pulau Semakau is Singapore’s only waste landfill facility. It will run out of space by 2035 at current waste disposal rates. We speak with Tan Huileng, Executive Director, Zero Waste SG, to see what Singapore is doing to deal with its waste volumes.

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