Health

Free activity resources for seniors

Cherry Thian finds a gap and launches a platform where existing resources are consolidated and made accessible.

Vaccine against pneumococcal disease added to National Adult Immunisation Schedule

PCV20 is recommended for those 65 and above as well as those with certain health conditions.

How prevalent is Covid-19 now?

Find out the answers from a respiratory physician.

New centre in Woodlands targeted to ageing PWIDs

Funded by MINDS and AIC, the centre fills a much-needed gap and helps engage ageing PWIDs.

Frequent nightmares triple risk of early death and accelerate ageing, study finds

Nightmares lead to prolonged elevations of cortisol, a stress hormone closely linked to faster cellular ageing.

A smart hearing implant system

This system will be available in August at Singapore’s private clinics.

More palliative support earlier for NNI patients

This is all good news for those living with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and other complex neurological conditions.

A living lab at Temasek Polytechnic

Students from various disciplines get real-world training in eldercare, while the seniors enjoy regular interactions and meals.

More than a race

Second edition of the Lazada Run which promises more rewards and experiences for everyone.

Career guidance workshops

In partnership with Workforce Singapore, the Designing Your Life workshops by Republic Polytechnic will support around 1,000 individuals in planning for their later-stage careers and life goals.

Singaporeans overlooking hearing health

A survey found significant gaps in awareness, persistent barriers to treatment, and the profound impact of hearing loss on quality of life.

New community space for seniors and youths with special needs

The space will also provide a respite to caregivers so they can gain knowledge and connect to others.

Itchy hands

Find out how to manage the itchiness and redness from hand eczema.

Not the flu

Often mistaken for the common flu, Respiratory Syncytial Virus can have significant impact on those 60 and above, and those with heart and lung diseases.