Sing Lee

Sing Lee is a Clinical Lecturer at the Department of Internal Medicine, UWA Medical School, The University of Western Australia. He also serves as a Medical Registrar at Royal Perth Hospital since 2015. His academic qualifications include an MBBS (Hons) from 2013, BMedSci (Hons) in immune system changes during asthma exacerbations (2008), and a BSc from UWA (2007).

Lee's research focuses on cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, particularly using PET/CT imaging to study coronary artery calcification, diabetic complications, and vascular health. Key areas include the role of fluorine-18 tracers, bone metabolism in diabetes, and breast arterial calcification's link to cardiovascular risk.

His recent work includes analyzing AI-driven radiomics for coronary arteries, evaluating colchicine and vitamin K1 effects on diabetic bone metabolism, and investigating determinants of diabetic retinopathy progression during pregnancy. Lee has contributed to 10+ peer-reviewed articles and one dataset on breast arterial calcification.

He led the Springboard Grant (2019) exploring physical activity's impact on coronary artery calcification in diabetic patients. Collaborations span radiology, endocrinology, and epidemiology, with international readership and media coverage for his cardiovascular research.