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SINGAPOREAN PROFESSOR NEXT PRESIDENT OF INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES, USA

Published On 18 Jun 2020 10:24 AM

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Prof Tambyah appointed as President for 2022
He will start his tenure in 2022
He is the first to become the President from Singapore

The US-based International Society of Infectious Disease appointed Paul Tambyah as its President. He is the first Singaporean holding the title. He is a working professor at The National University of Singapore. He will start hi....

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