Sweden hopes to tie up with Singapore on healthcare and other innovations

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Energy and sustainability are some other areas Swedish firms hope to gain traction in.

Each year, the Silviahemmet foundation runs training courses for 10,000 to 12,000 professionals internationally, including dental hygienists and occupational therapists, on how to properly treat the people with dementia with whom they interact, Dr Hoffman said.

The session was held on Nov 11 by trade promotion agency Business Sweden for visiting Singapore reporters at Forskaren, a research hub on the outskirts of Stockholm that opened in May.

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