Aging
What obesity and palliative care reveal about the economies of health and healthcare
Should interventions aimed at improving health and alleviating suffering not be valued equally?
Focus on healthspan as Singapore turns ‘super aged’
A good family doctor can ideally address the three major pillars of physical, cognitive and emotional health
A great wealth transfer is happening in China
In some parts of the country, retirees are the richest while Gen X and millennials are struggling
The sweet spots for investors are where AI and ageing trends intersect
There are sectors that serve older populations and are conducive to automation
Give willingly, not out of duty
THE question posed in The Business Times’ article “Do we owe our parents a monthly allowance?” (Oct 27) does not always have a binary answer.
Meet the real screen addicts: the elderly
The digital habits that defined youth are transforming old age
Europe’s ageing burden far less than in the US or China
The most remarkable takeaway in a new Bruegel report is how relatively contained Europe’s fiscal burden appears in aggregate
Silver linings: Unlocking the potential strengths in an ageing society
SINGAPORE’S population is ageing rapidly. It is the oldest nation in Asean and the fourth-oldest in Asean+3 (the Asean group plus China, Japan and South Korea), with more than 16 per cent of its popul...
Moving beyond titles and positions: Becoming ‘Romeos’ and embracing a post-career life
With the right mindset and strategies, the post-retirement phase can be one of the most rewarding chapters of one’s life
As populations age, pension reforms become urgent
No single solution fits all, and societies can learn from each other ways to ensure that seniors can face ageing with confidence and dignity
