All posts by AaronK
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AaronK | January 6, 2023
[Experience] The reimagined We Will Rock You electrifies in Singapore
The We Will Rock You rock-n-roll musical opens in Singapore at the Esplanade until 22 January. The musical...
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AaronK | December 15, 2022
Singaporeans are facing significant levels of stress
Cigna Singapore ‘Stressed in Singapore – Employer Opportunity’ report shows rising cost of living, uncertainty about the future...
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AaronK | December 6, 2022
The Fitbit Inspire 3 – an uncomplicated activity tracker
The Inspire 3 is Fitbit’s latest entry-level health, fitness and activity tracker. It’s not expensive, and tracks all...
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AaronK | November 22, 2022
Smith+Nephew opens an Academy in Singapore for healthcare professionals
The Smith+Nephew (S+N) Academy Singapore is a major medical education and digital innovation centre providing medical education and...
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AaronK | November 8, 2022
Can we wish away high cholesterol with only medication?
A high cholesterol level is a major risk factor for heart disease and plays a significant role in...
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AaronK | October 25, 2022
“Eyes Open to Thrombosis” campaign spreads awareness about blood clots
World Thrombosis Day is a global awareness campaign led by the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH). The campaign...
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AaronK | September 15, 2022
What is the impact of hearing loss on a person’s quality of life?
Singapore has an estimated 360,000 people with hearing loss. That is about 1 in 11 Singaporeans with the...
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AaronK | September 13, 2022
Does renting a house when travelling with kids make sense for families?
Traveling with kids, particularly for vacations, can be challenging. You have to plan for activities that will make...
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AaronK | August 16, 2022
Singapore fares badly on eye health literacy
A Johnson & Johnson Vision study found only 52 percent of Singaporeans are meeting the recommended frequency of...
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AaronK | July 7, 2022
Shamir CEO Yagen Moshe shares about intentionality and work-life balance
Shamir Global CEO Yagen Moshe keeps a difficult lesson close to heart – that of never taking things...