Health

Denture wearers should consider the need for adhesives to keep their dentures stable and to have regular checkups.

As part of a project called The Legacy Project blog, well-known US gerontologist and his team compiled some advice from some US seniors who are over 70.

For those over the age of 50 and who have diabetes, it is vital to get a flu shot to reduce the risk of hospitalisation and death.

With earlier news of an elderly being abused at a nursing home, we find out what the signs and symptoms are so we can stop such abuse.

This doesn’t mean no meat but less meat. But you wonder does that mean you will be sacrificing essential nutrients? Find out more about the myths of plant foods.

Damage caused by glaucoma cannot be reversed, however, once detected, the vision loss from glaucoma can be slowed or stopped. Find out whether you are at risk.

The elderly are one of the high-risk population groups for developing a gambling problem, which can lead to financial issues and other serious social consequences. Some insights about the problem from a psychologist. BY: Lawrence Tan   While gambling is a recreational activity enjoyed by many, it has also proven to be a devastating problem when […]

In Australia, pole walking has become an in-thing to do. We find out more this activity and why it has gotten so popular.

Get healthy and at the same time, inspire others to get on the healthy path.

Urinary incontinence affects both men and women and it can be at times very embarrassing. Know what it is all about and what your options are when you have it.

A online survey done by a health-education portal finds majority of men view sex as an important indicator of health and well-being.

Though crimes against elderly have gone down, it is still important to stay alert. Here are some tips from the National Crime Prevention Council.

An FOBT, a preliminary screening test for colorectal cancer, can help reduce mortality rates.

Protect yourself from influenza (flu) this season. And don’t confuse this as a common cold.

Dementia is not a normal part of ageing. It is an illness that affects the brain and leads to a decline in the brain’s ability to work properly. Dementia affects memory, judgment, language, planning and behaviour.