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Attempts by the authorities to separate riders from walkers are terrific, but the shared cycling and pedestrian paths remain as grey areas and no one wants to go to prison, muses Neil Humphreys.
After a life-changing stroke left musician Prisca Liang unable to play or sing, she found healing and connection in art, proving it’s never too late to start anew.
Even though the diagnosis came as a shock, Kan Pak Leong refuses to let cancer take his love for running away.
Daily living aids like raised toilet seats and adaptive cutlery can empower seniors with difficulty performing activities of daily living to regain control and independence by helping to accomplish simple everyday tasks.
Drinking water should either be free or sold at cost at decent eateries, says Neil Humphreys.
SKI Club, or Spending Kids’ Inheritance Club, is more than just selfishness or extravagant spending, as Sylvia Tan explains.
Coeliac disease isn’t just gluten intolerance — it’s a serious autoimmune condition that demands a completely gluten-free diet to prevent intestinal damage and long-term health risks. Discover the reality of this often invisible disability.
These small-scale assisted living arrangements – sometimes called micro-communities – could be the salve for Singapore’s growing population of solo seniors.
A comprehensive list of essential mobility aids like wheelchair, pushchair, and walking frames, their benefits and where to buy them.
NeuroPal – a five-year programme to integrate palliative care upstream by involving multidisciplinary healthcare personnel – has already benefited nearly 2,000 patients since its launch last April.
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