Home > Research > NIHA > Resesarch Research   Useful Links • How will Ageing affect Asia’s Growth? • Health: Asia’s double burden • Conference on New Thinking on Social Security in Asia   The NUS Initiative to Improve Health in Asia (NIHA) had its first grant call exercise in January 2011. Twenty-one proposals were shortlisted and the researchers were invited to give a presentation to a panel of expert reviewers at a NIHA workshop in June 2011, following which eleven grants were awarded. Read and listen to what the team aims and expects of their research project: A Study on the Impact of Public-Private Relationships and Interactions or Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) on Health System Objectives The Role of Village Malaria Workers in Malaria Elimination Reducing TB Incidence through Incentivized Case-Finding Networks: Modeling and Evaluation of a TB Detection Program in Bihar, India The Asia-Fit Study: Cross-Cultural Comparison on Physical Fitness, Physical Activity and Obesity on Youth among Major Cities in Southeast Asia Promoting Active Transportation for the Elderly: A Comparative Study of Three Asian Cities Estimating and Understanding Social and Biological Factors Contributing to the Burden of Disease due to Breast Cancer in Southeast Asia Comparative Healthcare and Social Policies for Ageing Population in Asia A Comparison of Trends of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Prevalence in Singapore, Mauritius and China Development of a Spatial Eco-health Framework to Identify Indicators Associated with Emerging Infections Disease Risk Developing Simulation-based Parametrisation Methods for Models of Sexually Transmitted Infection: Making Policy Recommendations Evidence-based A Randomized Incentive Based Weight Loss Trial in Singapore

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