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When the secretases that produce Aβ were first identified in the late 1990s, some people felt that the writing was on the wall for Alzheimer’s disease: a little effort on protease inhibitor development and the end was near. History has proven the over-optimism of this naïve view. Several hundred dementia treatment trials have failed, which…

Join us for this exciting lecture on the 18th of March (Saturday) 8.30am at the Training and Research Academy @ Jurong Point (TaRA@JP)! Kindly sign up through Lily at 6334 4445 ext 110 or email lily@nullpcs.org.sg

COLOURS OF AGEING – 30 Years of Research on the Mental Health of the Singapore Elderly Ageing is not all grey. Elderly people are often portrayed in grim statistics as a faceless population. This book is not about arid facts but explores the mind of a generation who survived the Second World War and witnessed…

A questionnaire will be developed for police investigation officers to complete in their interviews with victims’ family and witnesses following suicide cases involving young people.

Singapore has been ranked fourth out of 15 territories in the Asia-Pacific for policies and services which help people with mental illness to integrate into society.New Zealand, Australia and…

Shoppers at Jurong Point were yesterday treated to a lunchtime performance of rousing Chinese New Year songs – by participants of a dementia study.

Part-time traditional Chinese medicine practitioner Tan Eng Hua, 68, has been feeling happier, healthier and, perhaps, even a bit sharper.For the last four months, seniors like her have been…