
Contact Tracing Apps: MANAGING THE PANDEMIC OR ENDING PRIVACY?
HardwareMagThe Covid-19 pandemic has taken a huge toll worldwide for both individuals and economies.

FOOD & HOME
The Singapore Women's WeeklyChocolate Delights | Make Your Own Jam | WFH Essentials

Staying Alive
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWe are what we eat. American doctor and author Dr Michael Greger tells us that these 12 foods could be the key to living well for longer.

10 Ways With Yoghurt Toppers
The Singapore Women's WeeklyUse these easy, delicious ways to boost your calcium intake.

Feed Your Kid’s Brain
Young ParentsThese eight foods help improve brain function, memory and focus, so your child can perform better in school.

The Main Event
The Singapore Women's WeeklyChristmas is a special time when family and friends come together to laugh, love and feast. Make your festive celebrations extra special with these amazing recipes

EAT YOUR WAY TO A LONGER, HEALTHIER LIFE
ShapeThe plant-based diet has long been advocated by doctors and dietitians for better health and quality of life. Here’s exactly why.

GREEN AMBITION
Home & DecorMore than a leisure pursuit, urban gardening offers homeowners the opportunity to grow their own fresh produce.

THE NEW ANYTIME MEAL
ShapeThe way we eat today calls for no rules – just fresh, healthy ingredients and innovative combinations that taste as good for breakfast and lunch as they do for dinner.

Toasts To Tradition
The Singapore Women's WeeklyWe asked chefs to share recipes for their favourite festive dishes and, of course, they had to put their own signature twists to them.

GUILT-FREE SNACKING
ShapeFrom gluten-free muffins to low-carb bread and beef jerky, these wholesome, made-inSingapore snacks will fill you up while providing some essential nutrients.

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.

A Whole New Way With Grains
ShapeSure, you’ve had quinoa, rice and bulgur, but not like this.

EAT WELL, LIVE WELL
The Singapore Women's WeeklyStuck for time but still want to serve up a mouth-watering meal?

ACUPUNCTURE THE MIGHTY NEEDLE
ShapeOnce an alternative treatment, acupuncture is moving into mainstream medicine, with research showing that it eases everything Once mainstrea from stress to allergies to pain. Learn the latest on this powerful healing technique – and how it can help you.

SUPER SALMON
The Singapore Women's WeeklySalmon is a choice source of omega-3 fatty acids crucial for heart health, and there’s something here to tick everyone’s box

An Easy, Dreamy Dessert
ShapeAt Tiny Moreso, a vegan, gluten-free café in Portland, Oregon, owner Jenn Pereau is turning out luscious cakes and tarts made with good-for-you whole foods like berries, seeds, and the secret weapon in this key lime pie: avocado.

Food For Tot
Young ParentsForget greasy nuggets made from mystery meat and salty, cheese-laden pasta dishes. SASHA GONZALES finds eateries that serve healthier children’s meals that will have your little ones asking for seconds.

THE SUPER NUTRIENT YOU NEED
ShapeMagnesium keeps you strong and energised, yet most active women aren’t getting enough. Here are the best ways to increase your intake of this powerful muscle builder.

I SAY TOMATO
The Singapore Women's WeeklyIt’s a seemingly humble ingredient but the fresh flavours of tomatoes play a key role in quintessential Italian cooking. Try these refreshing recipes for an easy, laid-back meal

Powered by nature
ShapeVegan and vegetarian diets can fuel your energy and improve your workout, the latest science shows. Here’s why, plus some fresh and satisfying ideas.

GROW YOUR OWN HERBS & GREENS
Home & DecorThere’s nothing tastier than freshly harvested vegetables and herbs. For home gourmands and domestic chefs looking to add a punch to their culinary pursuits, here’s a guide to urban farming suitable for apartment and landed homes.

Small Bites Big Flavours
ShapeShop your fridge! We bet you already have many of the ingredients for killer appetisers. Combine those staples in fresh, creative ways for fun and festive new tastes. Prep a bunch for a gathering, or throw together a few for a different kind of weeknight dinner.

Grow Grapes, Strawberries and Wolfberries on Your HDB Balcony
Her WorldYes, you can. And even if they’re tinier than their supermarket counterparts, they’ll still impress your neighbours. The best part? The pros tell Davelle Lee you don’t need green fingers to make it happen.

A Bowl Of Sweet Goodness
Young ParentsThis classic Chinese dessert has a host of medicinal properties and can be taken during your confinement period.

HEAL YOUR GUT TO LOSE WEIGHT
Harper's BazaarFeeding the bacteria in your belly may be the key to dropping pounds.

OILS
Her WorldAs we age, the skin’s natural oils decrease, leading to a weakened barrier that can’t keep moisture in. These beauty oils can pass quickly through the skin to the lipid layer to fortify it, so pick one with properties that suit your specific needs.

Eat Yourself Younger
The Singapore Women's WeeklyGet a more youthful appearance fast by powering up your diet with protein.

The happy diet
ShapeEating right makes a difference in helping your body burn fat or curb cravings. Here are 10 foods to nosh on.

Make Healthier Yu Sheng
ShapeWe don’t mean to break your heart, but your favourite raw fish salad is actually a sneaky calorie bomb.

Go with the grain
ShapeWhole grains are one of the healthiest and best-tasting foods around. These six hearty dinners – soup, salad, even burgers – are proof positive.

Eat for More Energy
ShapePacked with vitamins and minerals, these dishes don’t just deliver fresh creative flavour – they also provide power-through fuel.

Chia Seeds Made Easy
CLEOIt’s not tough to add superfoods into your diet – just look at how versatile these little seeds are.

Home, truly
The Singapore Women's WeeklyThis National Day, we asked chefs to recreate their favourite local dish. The results? Hearty, comfort foods for the family.

Throw a Brunch Party
The Singapore Women's WeeklyInstead of the usual dinner, why not invite friends over for a stylish brunch? They’ll love these favourites .

Delicious Detox
ShapeDuring the eating and drinking season, there’s a lot of happy indulging on a grand scale. Then there’s that moment when your cravings reverse. Instead of thinking about digging into buttery mashed potatoes, you long for something fresh and restorative – something that will detox you back to feeling energised.

Chinese New Year Special
The Singapore Women's WeeklyHere’s a feast specially prepared to help every Chinese zodiac sign embrace good health, peace and prosperity