The Art, Science and Good News of Ageing
Living a healthy and long life is considered one of life’s greatest blessings. While none of us can control how long we will live, we possess the power to make choices that significantly impact how we graciously transition into our golden years – a period marked by wisdom, growth, and profound contributions to society.
This edition of THINK takes us on a journey through the multidimensional aspects of ageing, shedding light on the challenges, insights, and inspiring stories that shape this unique phase of life. May it foster meaningful discussions and encourage all of us to approach ageing with empathy, appreciation, and a sense of wonder for the beauty it brings to our lives.
In this issue:
- Interview with Dr Sara Bonnes — Unpacking the Complexities of Ageing and Longevity: A Medical Perspective
Speaking with our guest interviewer Dr Maleena Suppiah, the Chief Wellbeing Officer at National University Health System (NUHS), Dr Sara Bonnes of the Mayo Clinic sheds light on the latest advancements in longevity research and anti-ageing therapies.
- The Story of Ageism in the Southeast Asian Region
Through her observation and research, Dr Kanwaljit Soin discusses the prevalent issue of ageism that is creating negative economic and social impacts across the Southeast Asia region, and reminds us of the need to build integrated societies that respect and value the contributions of all ages.
- Artful Ageing: The Unstoppable Creative Journey of the Centenarian Artist Lim Tze Peng
The THINK editorial team celebrates the creative spirit of centenarian artist Lim Tze Peng with a showcase of his work and stories of his creative journey as told by Terrence Teo, President of the Singapore Art Society. Lim’s artistic tenacity and bravery show us that age should never be a barrier to creativity and self-expression.
… and many more.
