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Is intermittent fasting the diet for you? Here’s what the science says

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Is intermittent fasting the diet for you? Here’s what the science says

What if I told you all you need to do to lose weight is read a calendar and tell time? These are the basics for successfully following an intermittent fasting diet.

By McKale Montgomery

20/05/2022

What Singapore’s Covid-19 review should look at

What Singapore’s Covid-19 review should look at

By Andrew Yeo

19/05/2022

Is it time to leave Twitter for Mastodon, an open-source social network?

Is it time to leave Twitter for Mastodon, an open-source social network?

By Elaine Moore

18/05/2022

Will suicide be forever a taboo subject in Singapore?

Will suicide be forever a taboo subject in Singapore?

By Rosie Ching

17/05/2022

These electric chopsticks cut your salt intake — using tech to tackle health concerns of an ageing society

These electric chopsticks cut your salt intake — using tech to tackle health concerns of an ageing society

By Leo Lewis

13/05/2022

Lower yields, higher prices: Southeast Asia has a rice problem fuelled by sustainability and security concerns

Lower yields, higher prices: Southeast Asia has a rice problem fuelled by sustainability and security concerns

By Paul Teng

12/05/2022

Are S'pore's pandemic pet owners ready for the responsibility?

By Tan Do Yew , Aarthi Sankar

11/05/2022

Navigating pro-Jemaah Islamiyah boarding schools

By Noor Huda Ismail

10/05/2022

The new networking for a hybrid era

By Emma Jacobs

09/05/2022

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Commentary: I was sad to miss a US trip, but glad that allowed me to be closer to mum

Commentary: I was sad to miss a US trip, but glad that allowed me to be closer to mum

By Faye Ng Yu Ci

08/05/2022

More focus on these 4 'sacred spaces' would help better care for mothers every day of the year

More focus on these 4 'sacred spaces' would help better care for mothers every day of the year

By Lee Poh Wah

06/05/2022

What it takes to boost household recycling rates in Singapore

What it takes to boost household recycling rates in Singapore

By Kavickumar Muruganathan

05/05/2022

Labels like ‘psycho’ or ‘schizo’ can hurt. Here are some alternative clinical terms for mental health

Labels like ‘psycho’ or ‘schizo’ can hurt. Here are some alternative clinical terms for mental health

By Andrea Polari, Suzie Lavoie

04/05/2022

Morality vs legality — how criminal justice works in acquitting ex-Grab driver of sexual offences

Morality vs legality — how criminal justice works in acquitting ex-Grab driver of sexual offences

By Alexander Woon

03/05/2022

The club that teaches women how to say ‘no’ to office housework

The club that teaches women how to say ‘no’ to office housework

By Emma Jacobs

29/04/2022

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How can Bar exam cheats redeem themselves? Actions speak louder than words

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How can Bar exam cheats redeem themselves? Actions speak louder than words

Lawyers aim to find solutions for their clients, not provide responses to binary legal questions — for that, we now have Google and Wikipedia.

By Mark Teng

28/04/2022

Singapore’s recovery from the pandemic presents untapped opportunities for disability inclusion

Singapore’s recovery from the pandemic presents untapped opportunities for disability inclusion

By Richard Chien-Ming Kuppusamy

27/04/2022

Elon Musk’s plans for Twitter could make its misinformation problems worse

Elon Musk’s plans for Twitter could make its misinformation problems worse

By Anjana Susarla

26/04/2022

With growing public interest in mental health, Singapore needs to step up regulation of those working in the sector

With growing public interest in mental health, Singapore needs to step up regulation of those working in the sector

By Jonathan Kuek

25/04/2022

Must love dogs, and other lessons for the return to real-life dating

Must love dogs, and other lessons for the return to real-life dating

By Madison Darbyshire

22/04/2022

Parents should take care in how they handle their children's emotions

By Yang Yang

21/04/2022

Has remote working made it harder to take sick leave?

By Emma Jacobs

20/04/2022

How the arts can help youths talk about mental health

By Chng Yi Kai

19/04/2022

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When will Lawrence Wong likely take over from PM Lee?

When will Lawrence Wong likely take over from PM Lee?

By Eugene K B Tan

18/04/2022

Are there good reasons to quit smoking after a diagnosis of cancer?

Are there good reasons to quit smoking after a diagnosis of cancer?

By Wong Seng Weng

14/04/2022

The rest of the world should watch what is happening in Shanghai

The rest of the world should watch what is happening in Shanghai

By Robin Harding

13/04/2022

3 ways the community can offer support to people with autism

3 ways the community can offer support to people with autism

By Kenneth Poon

12/04/2022

Some work jargon is a lot worse than others

Some work jargon is a lot worse than others

By Pilita Clark

11/04/2022

Looking for a pandemic rebound? Working parents shouldn't be too hasty in making up for lost time in their careers

Looking for a pandemic rebound? Working parents shouldn't be too hasty in making up for lost time in their careers

By Yvonne Kong-Ho

09/04/2022

Are you in on the secret? Why workplace alumni networks are flourishing

Are you in on the secret? Why workplace alumni networks are flourishing

By Sophia Smith

07/04/2022

How can Changi Airport recover to 50% of pre-Covid passenger levels in 2022?

How can Changi Airport recover to 50% of pre-Covid passenger levels in 2022?

By Brendan Sobie

06/04/2022

Preventing obesity while saving the planet

Preventing obesity while saving the planet

By Audrey Chia

05/04/2022

2 strategies for a post-Covid economy: S'pore, South Korea vs Taiwan, Hong Kong

2 strategies for a post-Covid economy: S'pore, South Korea vs Taiwan, Hong Kong

By Woo Jun Jie

04/04/2022

Resetting the throw-away lifestyle

Resetting the throw-away lifestyle

By Ryan Wong

01/04/2022

What it means to have nuclear energy in Singapore power sector’s net zero emission aim

What it means to have nuclear energy in Singapore power sector’s net zero emission aim

By Kavickumar Muruganathan

31/03/2022

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