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Dylan Attard went from working in surgery to becoming a conference CEO dedicated to revolutionising the world of medical technology

People who think positively about getting older often live longer, healthier lives. Here is how to reconsider your perspective.

Chris Sainty, the British Ambassador to Portugal, was invited last week to visit Loulé’s new Centre of Active Ageing Skills (CCEA)

The International Day of Older Persons helps us celebrate the contributions of older persons and to examine issues that affect their lives

Raja Sazita started her aikido training more than 20 years ago and over the years has progressed to be a 4th dan black belt exponent. Aikido, she says, is a good sport for women of any age.

Aikido, says lawyer Sitpah Selvaratnam, is perfect for women of all ages as it doesn't depend on physical strength but one's inner strength.

A multidisciplinary team examines a patient's data, which can reveal how much an individual’s body is ageing, to develop tailored health plans.

Seniors themselves must discard limiting ageist stereotypes and live life to the fullest.

Among the courses offered are coding, robotics and videography.

In the days after Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s National Day Rally speech, “young seniors” became a buzzword on and offline. Writer Tracy Lee, 51, weighs in.