Health
You can’t reverse the ageing process, but there are ways you can hide the inevitable signs.
The ACES Club, which is mirrored from AARP in the US, is hoping to get older adults to remain relevant and a source of inspiration for their community.
Though CKD is asymptomatic (where you do not sense anything wrong), there are ways to keep it at bay or slow it in its track.
This year’s campaign enlists the community to spread the awareness to those 50 and above.
This is part of a year-long collaboration that aims to promote regular cancer screening among older Singaporeans.
A senior who is engaged with activities tends to be both healthier and happier. As such, four NTU students have made it their mission to keep more seniors active.
Mother hen and MasterChef Australia contestant Noelene Marchwicki opens up on her painful experience with empty-nest syndrome.
It doesn’t have to be that way for women. It is about understanding the condition and finding ways that work for you in dealing with it.
Skin woes of a different sort tend to plague those aged 50 and above. Learn tips and products to care for your skin.
A 16-year-old has written a book on age-related macular degeneration so children and adults can better understand the condition.
As our population ages, dementia will increase, so debunking its myths are essential in understanding the condition and lowering your risk.
Believing that one shouldn’t stop learning even at 80, a 67-year-old starts a community of learners so to keep minds active as long as possible.
Poor circulation often affects those aged 65 and above as well as others with medical conditions. Find out some ways to help boost your circulation.
