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Even though the diagnosis came as a shock, Kan Pak Leong refuses to let cancer take his love for running away.
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.
International Men’s Day shares the day with World Toilet Day. Don’t let men’s issues be flushed away in a swirl of silent acceptance. Men should voice their concerns and address issues instead of being stoic about them.
After the shock of discovering they had cancer, the battle with the disease proved to be a long, hard journey for these silvers. They recount their personal experiences, the side effects and after effects of waging a war against a deadly disease.
Though ‘retirement’ isn’t in Koh Chieng Mun’s dictionary, Singlish most definitely is. The 64-year-old comedienne’s Singaporean identity anchors most of her roles, all the way from her iconic portrayal of Dolly in 90s sitcom Under One Roof, to her latest production, Por Por’s Big Fat Surprise Wedding, opening on 8 November.
The 30-strong dragon boating team of the BCF Paddlers in the Pink include women in their 70s as well as people who are still fighting the disease.
Dr Gerard Ee has spent his life as an auditor, understanding how different businesses work. That made him well suited to take on the role of Mr Fix-it in Singapore society.
The median age of a breast cancer diagnosis is 62 and nearly 20% of women diagnosed are over the age of 75. Get that lump checked!
Lawyer, Adrian Tan was all set to make an impact as President of the Law Society. But then he was diagnosed with cancer, which rejigged his priorities. In this in-depth interview, he talks about being a lawyer, a writer, an educator and a fighter.
It’s Movember month. Time for men to get more health conscious and what better way than to grow a moustache…or at least try to.
