Health
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.
SERI’s first study looking at eye diseases affecting Malays found high prevalence of hypertension and diabetes.
Fear can often overwhelm a person. You need to keep things in perspective and build your resilience and positive thinking.
When someone loses his or her spouse, it can be a huge loss; moving forward may seem difficult. Here are some tips on how to come to terms with the loss, cope with the present and hope for the future.
These lifelong learners are defying stereotypes as well as their own beliefs, thanks to the ILP programme by the Council for Third Age.
Learn some tricks from an expert on how you can boost your memory at any age.
A new insurance plan by AXA Life looks beyond the disease and more at the patient and his or her needs.
There are certain practices that have been handed down through the generations that may be more harm than help.
Diabetic retinopathy is a preventable cause of blindness and is reversible in the early stages. Therefore, regular eye checkups are important.
For those with celiac disease, reducing gluten is part of the treatment. But for others, it could mean less bloatedness and cramps.
Tried and tested methods to help you on your road to happiness.