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Non-verbal, non-mobile Singapore girl joins global hackathon where experts try to solve medical mysteries

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新加坡一名不会说话、不会走路的女孩参加了一场全球黑客马拉松,专家们试图破解医学谜题。

At the Undiagnosed Hackathon from Sept 19 to 20 were Helene and Mikk Cederroth (centre), founders of the Wilhelm Foundation, and geneticist Koh Ai Ling (far right) from the Department of Genomic Medicine at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital. Supporting Sarah Swee and her mother Jasmine Lee (second from right) were Dawn Lee and her husband Kelvin Ng (both left) with their son Ng En Le Jarren (in wheelchair). - ST/ANN

SINGAPORE: When Sarah Swee was born after 38 weeks’ gestation, she made a high-pitched, wheezing sound caused by disrupted airflow through a narrowed upper airway – called stridor – and she was not able to swallow.

She also suffered from facial palsy, a loss of movement in the facial muscles on her left side.

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