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Prostate Cancer: Not A Death Sentence If Diagnosed Early
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in Singapore, and the risk increases as you age. However, if diagnosed early, it is curable at the early stages. Read on for more about this cancer.
Decoding Wall Street’s Rise: A Look Into the Fed’s Playbook
Understand the reasons for Wall Street’s rise to all-time highs.
Han’s: Meet The 79-Year-Old Who Founded An Empire On Homely Hainanese Western Food
Han Choon Fook discusses staying relevant, a potential new concept and succession plans for Han’s Cafe & Cake House.
Dear Silvers: Filial Piety & The Great Monthly Allowance Debate
Does filial piety in modern-day Singapore still look like a monthly allowance and multigeneration home?
Terry Pathmanathan: “Captain Marvel” Who Almost Quit Uncle Choo’s Football Training
Find out how Terry Pathmanathan went from a young football enthusiast who almost quit football to being the “Captain Marvel” of Singapore soccer.
Strength Training For Seniors – 5 Senior Gyms To Consider
Strength training for seniors is something that is increasingly important as we age. Here are five gyms in Singapore that offer specialised trainers and classes for seniors.
BOP: New Alarm Button Designed By Singapore Company Connects Seniors To Local Callers, Then Emergency Services
The BOP (Buddy of Parents) Button routes distress calls to a professionally trained team managed by social enterprise SG Assist.
Bus-ted: A Different Take To A Changi Staycation In Singapore
Ever lived in a bus? You can now try that with a staycation at Changi. Jeffrey Yang shares his experience.
Preserving Your Digital Legacy: A Guide For Seniors In Singapore
We often don’t consider our digital footprints when we think about death. What can we can do to preserve our digital legacy once we passed?
Cycling 60km A Day: The Silver Who Keeps On Riding, Even When Facing Lung Cancer And 31 Broken Bones Due to Osteoporosis
Joshua Ngo picked up cycling to improve his health after a cholesterol scare. Despite bumps in the road and broken bones, he’s still pedalling strong today.
Singapore’s Simmering Beef Noodles Scene From Hainanese To Teochew
Dive into the history of Singapore’s beloved beef noodles and discover why this dish is so slurp-worthy.
Sweet Ups And Downs: How This Silver Used A Glucose Monitor To Make Better Health Choices
If wearing a glucose monitor can steer you toward better health, would you do it? Kim Lee wears a CGM (continuous glucose monitor) for two weeks to see how it would affect her diet choices.