Health

IDA is helping to roll out innovative technology in 25 senior activity centres this year.

Mount Elizabeth Hospitals has launched a ‘Keep Moving’ campaign so people can stay active and achieve their goals.

The BRACER Watch will also be useful for seniors so they can be alerted of loud audio sounds.

Gleneagles Hospital cardiologist launches book to make sense of this condition.

HPB produces video of seven easy-to-do exercises that focus on muscle strength and balance.

As people get older, they sometimes get unhappy as they feel they are no longer the same person they were when younger. Make a change – find how you can be happy.

A new oral drug gives patients another option if they are not responding to current rheumatoid arthritis therapies.

This is the third thrust in HPB’s Food Strategy where it partners with supermarket outlets.

A large oncology study has found that resin beads that emit radiation can give patients who have inoperable liver cancer new hope.

As part of SG50, the first 50 Singaporeans will get this free package which includes a comprehensive suite of tests and clinical examinations.

Find out more about the three procedures for detecting and treating coronary heart disease, and what you can expect during a hospital visit.

More awareness is needed to educate people on incontinence so they know there are treatments available and don’t have to be embarrassed.

NTUC Income rewards those who stay healthy and encourage people to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Awareness of the importance of vision and eye health is relatively low among elderly Singaporeans according to recent national SNEC survey.

NTUC Health wins over 10 other bids “based on its quality and price proposals taken together”.