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Finding love can be stressful, or even troublesome especially if you’re in your 30s. A documentary on CNA called, ‘Shermin’s March’ tells the story of Shermin Toh and her struggles in finding love! Shermin is married to her work, and has never been in a relationship before.  Arnold & Andrea speak with

Did you know - Singapore is a popular pit stop for migratory birds? There are some popular spots to witness these visitors - Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, Botanic Gardens, Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. But as the environment changes, so too do the migratory patterns of these feathered friends. Keita Sin, President,

Besides being exposed to the latest advancements that are shaping the future of animal health, the mental well-being of vet professionals was also in the limelight at the recent Singapore Vet Show. Arnold & Andrea speak with Quah Xin Jie, Lecturer in the Diploma in Veterinary Technology at Temasek Polytechnic a

How important is it for an athlete to take home a medal? Associate Professor Eugene Chew, Head of Sports and Physical Education Programme, S R Nathan School of Human Development at SUSS says there are more to athletes than just medals. He says we need to celebrate and recognise all sporting achievements, whether the

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Hui Wong speak with Jamie Lim, CEO, Scanteak, about giving up a career in Hollywood to join her family's furniture company.

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Hui Wong speak with Christine Sun, Senior Vice President, Research and Analytics, OrangeTee & Tie, about what could have caused private home sales here in September to plunge to its worst showing in nine months.

Singapore News - More young people can receive mental health help with the opening on Saturday (April 23) of a centre in Newton that focuses on helping youth and adults. The centre is the fourth one opened by Brahm Centre, a charity set up in 2012 with a focus on promoting happier and... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Singapore, February 17 An Indian-origin doctor, who became internationally renowned as an expert on stopping the spread of communicable diseases via air travel, has died, a media report said. Dr Jar

Indian-Origin Doctor Known For Preventing Communicable Diseases Via Air Travel Dies Dr Jarnail Singh died on February 6 in Singapore. His death has prompted tributes from those in the aviation and medical sectors worldwide. napierhealthcare.com Outlook Web Bureau 2021-02-17T15:08:51+05:30 Indian-Origin Doctor Known For Preventing Communicable Diseases Via Air Travel Dies outlookindia.com 2021-02-17T15:11:55+05:30 Dr Jarnail Singh, an Indian-origin doctor who gaine...

Indian-origin doctor, known for stopping spread of communicable diseases via air travel, dies Premium Gurdip Singh , PTI Dr Jarnail Singh, 67, was the first chairman of the Civil Aviation Medical Board of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and headed several other local and global aviation medicine organisations Share Via Read Full Story Singapore: An Indian-origin doctor, who became internationally renowned as an expert on stopping the spread of communicable diseases via air tra...