
Self-Care Through The Decades
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWith the coronavirus at our doorstep, everyone is on high alert, taking steps to look after their health. It’s a good reminder that self-care isn’t just all about manicures and skincare masks.

CEREMONY
FemaleSOME FASHION SCHOOLS MIGHT HAVE INTRODUCED DIGITAL VERSIONS OF THEIR GRADUATION SHOWS THIS YEAR, BUT LET’S BE HONEST: THEY JUST DON’T HAVE THE SAME EFFECT AND MEANING AS A TRADITIONAL RUNWAY PRESENTATION, ESPECIALLY FOR THE DESIGNERS WHO’VE SPENT MONTHS OF LABOUR AND RESEARCH ON THEIR COLLECTIONS (THANKS, MISS RONA).

Step Up
The Singapore Women's WeeklyHere’s an exercise that can boost your heart, brain and muscles. And all you need is a set of stairs

Mind Control
The Singapore Women's WeeklyHappiness is a state of mind. Here’s how to unlock and train your brain.

KETO
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThis revolutionary diet is reportedly more than just a weight-loss tool – many people are now espousing it as the solution to other health complaints.

7 Ways To Manage Screen Time
Young ParentsHelp your child develop healthier digital habits with these expert strategies.

HOT HOT HOT
ShapeWhen temperatures creep up, your muscles, mind, and mood get a host of healthy perks, the newest science shows. Learn about the surprising benefits of heat, and get expert advice on how to lean into those advantages.

FEEL HAPPILY FULL
ShapeCertain body chemicals can keep you from overeating, new research shows. All you have to do is kick them into action. Here’s how.

SENNHEISER’S TAKE ON 3D AUDIO
HardwareMagUwe Cremering, Director, Ambeo Immersive Audio, Sennheiser.

7 ways to get your kid to unplug
Young ParentsTech addiction is real, so the earlier you manage your kid’s screen time, the better. EVELINE GAN polls the experts for their best strategies.

7 exam mistakes Singapore kids make – and how to prevent them
Young ParentsYou prepped your kid well for the big exam, so why did he make that careless mistake or leave that MCQ answer blank? EVELINE GAN polls the experts for ways to help your child score better.

Weight Loss 101
The Singapore Women's WeeklyFrom the food choices that we make, the thoughts and hormones that fuel the choices to the diets that have worked and will continue to work, we explore the reasons behind the dreaded weight gain – and find out how to avoid it altogether.

FIND YOUR DRIVE
ShapeYou’ve set a goal, and you’re psyched to achieve it – then life gets in the way.

Youth Science
ShapeHow old you feel has surprisingly strong effects on your physical and mental health, groundbreaking studies show. Here’s how to tap into a mindset that will keep you energised, healthy, and strong.

THINK FAST
TorqueOur good doctor is upset that many motorists here still do not understand the importance of giving way to ambulances.

WHAT IT’S LIKE LIVING WITH A BRAIN TUMOUR
CLEOAshley Janarthanan tells us about her 12-year battle.

Can You Really Un-spoil Your Child?
Young ParentsYes, there are ways to turn things around – without losing your temper. Here, the experts share strategies you can use in common bratty situations.

WHEN STRESS GETS PHYSICAL
ShapeOur cells release substances in times of pressure called stress granules that can greatly affect our health, groundbreaking new research reveals.

Lofty Goals?
The Singapore Women's WeeklyHere’s how to aim high in 2019. We show you how to use your “Desire Map”, which can put your plans into action and help you achieve your dreams

8 Best Brain Foods For Kids To Excel In School
Young ParentsWhen it comes to improving brain function, memory, focus and concentration, some foods are better than others, say nutrition experts. Here’s how to serve them so your kids can get the most nutrients out of them.

Get Stronger While You Sleep
ShapeA miraculous thing happens when your brain tunes out:

Dealing With Exam Stress
The Singapore Women's WeeklyExperts share survival strategies to help the kids (and you) cope better BY SANDHYA MAHADEVAN

KNOW YOUR HEART
The Singapore Women's WeeklyEverything you need to know to protect this vital organ and lower your risk for disease

How Your Feelings Affect Your Body
The Singapore Women's WeeklyYour emotions have a much bigger impact on your physical health than you might think

Where are the psle top scorers now?
Young ParentsThey may have topped their cohort in the high stakes exam, but did it set them up for success in life? We find out.

POWER-TRAIN YOUR BRAIN
ShapeHERE’S HOW TO BOOST YOUR GREY MATTER THROUGH EXERCISE.

Put These 6 Sleep Mistakes To Bed
Young ParentsWant your kid to do well in school? Ditch the late-night tuition classes and let him go to bed earlier instead. EVELINE GAN explains why.

CONFIDENCE TO SPARE
ShapeIt makes you happy and successful, and how much you have is totally within your control. Here’s how to build it up, no matter what your starting point.

THE HEALTH PERKS OF PINK NOISE
ShapeThat and other sounds can upgrade your workout, your happiness, and your health. Here’s how to tune in.

REWIRE YOUR BRAIN FOR WEIGHT LOSS
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThere’s more to losing weight than simply counting calories and exercising, as a new book shows.

GET BRAINIER THE RIGHT WAY
Young ParentsGive your child a head start by unlocking the full potential of their right brain. Learn how at Heguru Method.

7 things you should know about... fits in babies
Young ParentsIt can be extremely distressing to witness seizures, when your little one’s arms and legs may jerk involuntarily and she may even stop breathing briefly. Here, the experts tell EVELINE GAN what you should do if it happens.

7 Things You Should Know About... Baby ’s Ear Infection
Young ParentsLike colds and coughs, ear infections are a rite of passage for every child. EVELINE GAN finds out what you should know about this condition.

Train Your Brain To Eat Healthier
The Singapore Women's WeeklyAre you struggling to stick to a nutritious diet? We’ve discovered some tricks that will help

IF LOOKS COULD KILL
CLEOWhen you have body dysmorphic disorder, you can be so affected by a blemish that you don’t want to step out of your house.

Put Your Head in the Clouds
ShapeYou know to give your body a break after a tough workout – research shows your brain needs rest and recovery, too. Here’s the secret to productive mental downtime, and why it will make you happier and healthier.

BRAIN + COMPUTER > AI?
HardwareMagCould we one day fuse the human brain with computers? Elon Musk thinks so.

Food for Thought
Female100% omega-3 dha small size plant (microaglae) source suitable for vegans eco-friendly & sustainable source.

Upgrade Your Brain
The Singapore Women's WeeklyIt’s never too late to improve your mental capacity – here’s how you can!

Bigger body perks
ShapeIf getting fit and healthy isn’t enough motivation, new research shows that working out has more very cool wellness benefits.

NAUGHTY OR NICE?
ShapeSleep in, or scream out loud if you feel like it. These forms of catharsis can improve your well-being.

Put Junior on the Learning Fast Track
Young ParentsGive your little one an educational head start with right-brain training at Heguru Method Learning Centre, now located at Choa Chu Kang and Harbourfront Centre.

What We Really Think About While Having Sex
CLEOAnd is it normal?

The Brainiest Workout
CLEOExercise improves brain power, but one particular type does it much more so than the rest.

HOLD UP, SLOW DOWN
Her WorldUpping healthy eats and exercise is a fixture of New Year’s resolutions, but recharging your habits is important too. Here’s our mental, emotional and physical detox guide for you to thrive in 2017.

7 reasons why alcohol is not good for you
The Singapore Women's WeeklyIt’s our most popular legal drug, but alcohol is linked to a range of health concerns, even when drunk in small amounts. Here’s what you need to know.

My son’s skull has been cut open 10 times
Young ParentsJavier Lim has spent a third of his nine years battling brain tumours. Ahead of Brain Tumour Awareness Day on Nov 6, his parents share the heartbreaking story with EVELINE GAN.

Editor’s note
Young ParentsI admit that gratitude is not a feeling that comes naturally to me; like many Singaporeans, I like to complain.

Our miracle babies
Young ParentsNo heartbeat. No breathing. No chance of life. Meet the three kids who defied the odds at birth.

The brain, the brain, the centre of the chain
The Singapore Women's WeeklyEarly stimulation sets the stage for a child’s future but while every student can learn, they do it in different ways.

WHEN NAUGHTY CAN BE NICE
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWhy be a goody-two-shoes when science proves that some tasks we scold ourselves for can boost our well-being and happiness? JO UPCRAFT tells you how to rebel for the sake of your health.

The health experts’ stay-young secrets
The Singapore Women's WeeklyYou can stave off the damage nature does to your body, both inside and out, by starting an anti-ageing regime today.

Find Your Motivation Power Hour
ShapeResearch shows that your focus, drive and energy peak at the same time every day. Use these five strategies to tap into your most productive hour and get stuff done.

Find Your Motivation Power Hour
ShapeResearch shows that your focus, drive and energy peak at the same time every day. Use these five strategies to tap into your most productive hour and get stuff done.

clumsy kids = bad grades?
Young ParentsForget assessment books. Running, jumping, hopping and skipping are what your preschooler really needs to practise to do well in school, EVELINE GAN finds out.

Brain wave
Simply HerGive your grey matter a workout with these apps designed to boost your memory and sharpen mental skills.

Food For Your Brain
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWhat you eat can have an enormous impact on your brain’s performance.

Meditation Goes Mainstream
Asia SpaFrom apps to dedicated studios and spas, opportunities to meditate are everywhere

Expert Travel and Wellness Tips
Asia SpaYou may not be sure what nootropics are, but chances are you’ve already been using one or two.

BRING BACK THE JOY
Simply HerHaving a good day at work may be as simple as changing the way you think and tweaking your approach. Here are six tips to help you find joy.

“Erm… er… uh…GULP!”
Her WorldIf giving presentations reduces you to a state of panic, let public-speaking coach Benjamin Loh show you how to skyrocket your confidence and speak with total cool.

8 Healthiest Cuisines In The World
ShapeWhat makes these traditional ethnic foods stand out? Simple: their use of whole, seasonal and locally sourced ingredients that boast a high nutritional profile and strong disease- fighting properties.

Smart Eats
Her WorldNot exactly, but certain nutrients, such as iron, zinc, folate, iodine, B vitamins and essential fatty acids, support a child’s cognitive development, and improve memory and concentration.