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Library picks: Ageing and the brain
As we grow older, changes occur in our brain that affect our memory and learning ability. How can we cope? - AsiaOne
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Taking a fall
The elderly do not just fall because of obstacles in their way. -The Star
Study on what makes 'happy' ageing
He wants to study how well people age and find out what makes some of them more resilient and 'happier', with fewer mental problems such as depression.
Depressed and alone: The old need help
Young people must find new and practical ways to be caring, for they could face the same problems of abandonment when they, too, grow old.
Making Bangkok a healing hub
Physician and dermatologist Orawan Kitchawengkul is a guinea pig - she experiments on herself. -Daily Xpress
Managing dementia
Dementia is the loss of mental abilities like memory, thinking, reasoning, speech, and behaviour. Find out the causes and treatments.
Active Ageing fest's rallying call: Follow your passion
New campaign aims to debunk myth that elderly are past their prime.
Good old reading glasses still your best bet
Not possible yet to correct presbyopia on aged eyes by lasik, says doc.
Bone drug Reclast cuts deaths, new fractures in elderly patients
Living the good life, dying a 'good death'
The health minister visits Okinawa - 'the village of long life'.
Older women should avoid hormone therapy
Women long past menopause should not use hormones to prevent heart disease.
Best to get calcium the old-fashioned way
Women who receive calcium from food have higher bone density than those who receive calcium from supplements, a study has found.