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From soju to craft brews, South Korean alcohol's growing popularity in Singapore

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By Grace Shin Verified
| CNA (Channel NewsAsia) Verified
SINGAPORE: South Korean alcohol in Singapore is moving beyond soju, as a broader drinking culture – shaped by everything from K-dramas to cocktail bars – fuels interest in craft brews, rice wines and new-generation spirits. For years, the category here was largely defined by two staples: soju and beer. But that is starting to change, as importers, bartenders and consumers explore a wider and more nuanced range of Korean drinks.
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Diminished and altered cellular senescence response in delayed wound healing of aging

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By Maria Shvedova, Qiaoling Wang, Grace Shin Verified, Jannat Dhillon
| biorxiv.org
Abstract The transient upregulation of cellular senescence within wound tissues has been demonstrated to be an important biological process facilitating efficient tissue repair. Dysregulation of this transient wound-induced senescence-like response can result in impaired healing outcomes. Given the established age-related decline in tissue regenerative capacity, we hypothesized that alterations in this senescence response contribute to the delayed healing of cutaneous wounds in aged individuals.
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High intensity, grit: How women’s football is growing more popular in Singapore

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By Grace Shin Verified, Seref Isler
| CNA (Channel NewsAsia) Verified
SINGAPORE: Lionesses head coach Karim Bencherifa has a busy year ahead. The Moroccan, who took over as head coach of the Singapore women’s national football team on a two-year contract late last year, has high hopes for his players. The team will travel to Indonesia to play in the ASEAN Women’s Championships – officially known as the MSIG Serenity Cup 2025 – before heading to Bangkok for the 2025 Southeast Asia Games. “For the past two years, we’ve been working with a group of young footballers.
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