My Health
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New surgical procedure for presbyopia With the ageing population increasing, more people when they reach 45 will need help focusing on near objects as they will be suffering from a condition called presbyopia, also known as ‘lau... |
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Happy feet Janet Ng (not her real name) loves high heels, and wore them throughout her teaching career. Standing in uncomfortable heels hour after hour took a toll on her feet, and by the time she retired, she... |
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Don’t forget your teeth! Singaporeans are not doing a good job in caring for their teeth, according to nine in 10 dentists surveyed by oral care brand Listerine. This includes regular and proper brushing, flossing and... |
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All in the famili It is all about the “famili”! That is what Singapore’s first three-generational family fitness club is all about, which was launched by Dynaforce International in collaboration with... |
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Detection system that saves lives There have been many reports of elderly who died alone in their flats, unbeknownst to their neighbours until their bodies decomposed and emitted a stench. To prevent such occurrences, a group of... |
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Sleep problems in seniors Sleep problems are not just segregated to the youth and the adult population, it can also affect seniors. With increasing age, there is a natural decline in sleep quality and with seniors being... |
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Looking and feeling good BY: Eileen Lee Published: October 31, 2010 There comes a time when you look in your mirror and you see a different you. A face that looks like your mother, and good heavens, you notice a wrinkle or... |
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Living with diabetes Retiree Lou Phua believes in the 40-40-20 rule. The numbers are not his vital statistics but they represent his vital percentages – 40 percent exercise, another 40 percent medicine and 20... |
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NTUC Eldercare takes over HSCH The Henderson Senior Citizens’ Home (HSCH), which has been managed and funded by the Chinese Women’s Association (CWA) since 1978, now has a new owner. Come January 2, the home at Bukit... |
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A home for life With 90% of people wanting to spend their golden years in the comforts of their own home rather than in a nursing home, and 8% choosing to spend their twilight years with their children, according to... |

