Population & Global Health

Population and Global Health

Our Focus

Population and Global HealthPopulation
Studies

Population and Global Health

Population and Global HealthEvidence
Translation

Population and Global Health

Population and Global HealthMulti-disciplinary
Research

Population and Global Health

Our Programmes

 

Pioneering research for population health

  • Our cross-disciplinary research team investigates a broad spectrum of health determinants, including clinical, genomic, microbiome and psychological factors, that influence health behaviours and contribute to the development of chronic health conditions.​

  • Health for Life in Singapore (HELIOS) and the SG100K studies apply state of the art approaches to examine the primary risk factors for chronic conditions in Asian populations, to enable development of new interventions to maintain a healthy lifespan.​

  • We play a key role in the Natonal Precision Medicine program, hosting the Health Informatics and Data Science teams driving insights from our unique deeply phenotyped population cohorts.​

  • The Health-Driven Design for Cities (HD4) Study investigates how the urban environment shapes Singaporeans’ exposure to health risks and its influences on human behaviour and health.​

  • Through a Joint Asian Genomics Lab with A*STAR, we support population-scale genome sequencing and multi-omics discoveries in cancer, metabolic and cardiovascular diseases.

Population and Global HealthUnderstanding how lifestyle behaviours like dietary preferences affect health and disease.

Our Impact

  • Deepen the understanding on how behavioural, environmental and molecular factors influence health outcomes and disease risks in multi-ethnic populations.​

  • Generating insights to innovate clinic and policy approaches on chronic diseases in Singapore.​

  • Enriching cross-disciplinary scientific knowledge to pave the way for a healthier and more informed Singapore population.​

Population and Global HealthMr Ong Ye Kung, Singapore’s Minister for Health, a participant in the HELIOS - SG100K Study.

Our Faculty

Population and Global Health
John CHAMBERS
Programme Director
Population and Global Health

John ABISHEGANADEN
Clinical Co-Director

Toh Kian Chui Distinguished Professor in Cardiovascular Epidemiology 
Director of Health Screening Centre 
Programme Director of Population/Global Health 

​john.chambers@ntu.edu.sg 

Professor of Family Medicine 

jonathan.emery@ntu.edu.sg 

​Associate Professor of Health Psychology / Behavioural Medicine 

​konstadina.griva@ntu.edu.sg 

Associate Professor of Primary Care 
Assistant Dean, Graduate Programmes, Postgraduate Coursework 

joanne.mn@ntu.edu.sg 

​Associate Professor of Genomic Medicine 

​​​joanne.ngeow@ntu.edu.sg​​ 

​Assistant Professor of Molecular Epidemiology​  
Scientist Course Lead, Scientific Enquiry and Evidence Based Medicine (SEEM) 

​marie_loh@ntu.edu.sg 

Assistant Professor of Health Informatics and Chronic Disease Epidemiology 

theresia.hm@ntu.edu.sg 

Professor  

jon.heaversedge@ntu.edu.sg 

Prof Andy HO Professor  andyhyho@ntu.edu.sg 

Professor 

thlim@ntu.edu.sg 

​Professor  

​tmaylwin@ntu.edu.sg 

Professor  

shyam.prabhakar@ntu.edu.sg 

Professor 

john_abisheganaden@ntu.edu.sg 

Associate Professor  

andykhong@ntu.edu.sg 

Associate Professor  

​jimmy_lee_ck@ntu.edu.sg 

​Associate Professor  

​HLSun@ntu.edu.sg​ 

Associate Professor 

rinkoo_dalan@ntu.edu.sg 

Associate Professor 

seecheng.yeo@ntu.edu.sg 

Assistant Professor  

aksharsazena@ntu.edu.sg 

Assistant Professor  

bryan.tanyj@ntu.edu.sg 

Asst Prof Sabrina WONG Kay Wye 

Assistant Professor 

sabrina.wongkw@ntu.edu.sg 

Asst Prof YEW Yik Weng 

Assistant Professor  

​yikweng.yew@ntu.edu.sg 

Asst Prof Max LAM  

Institute of Mental Health  

mlam@broadinstitute.org 

Assoc Prof Colin TAN Siang HuiTan Tock Seng Hospitalcolin_tan_sh@ttsh.com.sg
Assoc Prof LEE Eng Sing 

MOH Office for Healthcare Transformation

engsing.lee@moht.com.sg

University of Cambridge  

Soren.Brage@mrc-epid.cam.ac.uk 

University of Oxford 

aziz.sheikh@phc.ox.ac.uk 

Prof Elio RIBOLI Imperial College Londone.riboli@imperial.ac.uk
Prof Andrew John FARMER University of Oxfordandrew.farmer@phc.ox.ac.uk