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  • AaronK | May 14, 2014

    Keeping Our Muscles Active

    By Winnie L Keeping active is key to everything from increased calorie burn to better posture. We explore...

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    SADeaf And Grey Group Singapore Launches App

    SADeaf (Singapore Association for the Deaf) estimates that there are about 500,000 people who suffer from hearing impairments...

  • AaronK | April 16, 2014

    Run 24 Hours And Help The Elderly

    Mount Elizabeth Hospital (MEH) is looking for 400 runners to take part in a first-of-its-kind threadmill challenge event...

  • AaronK | April 8, 2014

    World’s First Smartphone Clinic Apps Launched

    People in Singapore will be the first in the world to use new and innovative healthcare application (apps)...

  • AaronK | April 4, 2014

    Too Much Running Can Lead To Early Death

    Many people believe that some exercise is better than no exercise and some even take it to extremes...

  • AaronK | April 2, 2014

    Ever Heard Of The 5:2 Diet?

    It seems like every year brings on another new type of diet to help us stay healthy. This...

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