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Coronavirus: elderly Hongkonger intercepted on bus latest to flout quarantine rules, two others will be first to face prosecution
The 81-year-old, who normally resides in Shenzhen, had been brought back to Hong Kong by his son last week amid rising coronavirus concernsPolice revealed four other quarantine violation cases on Monday evening in which two now face prosecution
Worried about your ageing parents? Here are 8 health signs to look out for
Worried about your older folks who live away from you? Here are eight warning signs of potential health problems to look out for.
Elderly woman's leg impaled in attempt to climb over spiked gate
SIBU: A 72-year-old woman was impaled in her right thigh by a spike at the top of her aluminium house gate when she tried to climb over it on Thursday (Feb 13).
Are you ageing well?
We all age differently though the signs are not always visible to the naked eye.
Chinese study analyses familial Alzheimer's genetic features
BEIJING (Xinhua): Chinese researchers reported that they have analysed genetic features of familial Alzheimer's Disease (FAD) in China, to detect the distribution of a gene mutation among Chinese FAD patients.
Smart way to stay unforgettable
MAXIS has come up with a unique 5G-enabled innovation called unforgetTABLE, a smart table capable of monitoring object recognition and brainwave analytics.
Monty Python star Terry Jones dies aged 77
LONDON (Reuters): Terry Jones, one of the British Monty Python comedy team, has died at the age of 77, the BBC said on Wednesday (Jan 22).
She takes care of those with Alzheimer's disease, including her mother
A professor delves into the issue of Alzheimer’s disease among Asian immigrants in the United States, while caring for her Vietnamese immigrant mother who has the condition.
Telco’s app to help trigger users’ recollections
MAXIS Bhd has launched a mobile app called RE:Collections to record and relive users’ memories.
Singapore scientists part of project to map the human brain by 2024
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Over 1,000 scientists in the Asia-Pacific region are harnessing particle accelerators to look deep into the human brain. The ambitious effort has far-reaching implications, including unlocking more effective treatments for neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer's disease.