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      <description>Hong Kong women navigating menopause have often felt the need to “soldier on”, their hot flushes dismissed by others – and themselves – as stress, their mood swings blamed on “having teenagers” and their fatigue chalked up to ageing. But a new non-profit organisation aims to put a stop to that.
The Hong Kong Menopause Society (THKMS), which will officially launch on March 28, aims to boost awareness and understanding of perimenopause and menopause issues, both for the women who have them and for...</description>
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“I kept wondering why these issues weren’t talked about, until I realised I could start the conversation myself,” says Shulin, who is now 16.
What began as a personal outlet evolved into a platform combining mental health, basketball, nutrition, art and identity.
One stand-out episode featured a professional athlete...</description>
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      <description>For thousands of Hong Kong professionals with ageing parents overseas, caregiving is not a daily routine, but a long-distance act of love, logistics and emotional labour.
Angela Kaur Baura, a counsellor-in-training, made a quiet vow at her father’s bedside during what was meant to be a celebration of his and her mother’s 50th wedding anniversary. When he died suddenly, that promise – to care for her mother – became her compass.
In the eight months since, she has shuttled between Hong Kong and...</description>
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      <description>The theme “In Motion” sets the stage for this year’s TEDxTinHauWomen event, which will take place at the Xiqu Centre in Hong Kong’s West Kowloon Cultural District on December 6.
Ten Hong Kong speakers will share their stories and ideas to propel thought-provoking discussions to make the city, and the world, more inclusive.
We spoke to four of the speakers, who will focus on overcoming visible and invisible disabilities, transcending trauma beyond physical scars and embracing an Olympic mindset...</description>
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      <description>As a child, Dr Laurena Law watched her parents – both medical doctors – help others on the path to wellness.
It was a shock, then, when her mother was diagnosed with osteoporosis at the age of 52 after she broke her ankle. Her mainstream treatment was vitamin D and calcium. There was no mention of resistance training.
“My mother didn’t know that taking care of her muscles was something she could do for early prevention. Twenty years ago, that wasn’t even on the medical treatment radar,” says...</description>
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      <description>Performer and fitness consultant Rachel Moon wants people to think more about infertility. She hopes that through sharing her own story she can lower the taboos surrounding the issue and lessen the shame, blame and isolation that women feel.
“My goal is to increase awareness, both so that women won’t feel like they’re suffering alone, and so that they will get tested earlier for fertility issues – being preventative rather than forced to be reactive.”
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      <title>TEDx talks: 10 women speakers in Hong Kong focus on health, families, mindfulness and more to answer the question ‘What matters now?’</title>
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      <description>The ability to create strong relationships with others is crucial to living a full life and becoming more effective at work. Many of us, however, struggle to build solid connections, or are unable to handle the challenges that arise when we grow closer to others.
Recognising the importance of forging deep connections with others is the focus of the most popular elective at Stanford Graduate School of Business for decades: Interpersonal Dynamics, better known as the “touchy feely” class.
David...</description>
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      <description>Gretchen Rubin – an influential writer on the linked subjects of habits, happiness, and human nature, suggests that by asking the simple question ‘How do I respond to expectations?’, we can gain life-changing self-knowledge.
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      <description>A preventable vitamin D deficiency nearly killed Rangan Chatterjee’s son, and as an experienced doctor with an immunology degree and specialist qualifications, he had been unable to prevent it. The episode brought him face to face with his own fallibility.
Now recognised as a bestselling health author by British newspaper The Sunday Times, and the host of a health podcast with more than 1.5 million listeners each month, 10 years ago Chatterjee realised there was a great deal more about medicine...</description>
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      <pubDate>Tue, 09 Feb 2021 18:30:06 +0000</pubDate>
      <title>The life-changing moment when doctor learned to stop applying Band-Aids to lifestyle diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and insomnia and treat their underlying cause</title>
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      <description>Amanda Schofield, a former student at Hong Kong’s Island School, class of ’92, never dreamed that going to her 10th anniversary school reunion in London in 2002 would reconnect her with the former head boy, Sam Schofield, and marrying him three years later.
There was a nod to their shared Hong Kong history at their wedding reception, with orchid arrangements on tables named after MTR stations.
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      <pubDate>Thu, 28 Jan 2021 23:15:14 +0000</pubDate>
      <title>How incurable brain cancer brought a family closer together; one woman’s courageous battle continues as she credits her family’s love</title>
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      <description>Tech giants should join the ranks of big tobacco and alcohol corporations in being forced to mitigate the damage done to users, says a New York University professor.
Adam Alter, an author and professor of marketing at New York University’s Stern School of Business, believes that modern technology has never been so “efficient and addictive.”
He warned that tech companies’ ability to prey on “behavioral addiction” could have devastating long-term effects on the relationships and mental health of...</description>
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      <pubDate>Tue, 26 Jan 2021 10:34:03 +0000</pubDate>
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      <description>Walking, reclining, dining, playing, commuting, shopping: people around the world read their smartphones regardless of where they are or what they’re doing, unable to tear their eyes from their screens regardless of whether they’re on a crowded street or working out at the gym.
Adam Alter, an author and professor of marketing at New York University’s Stern School of Business, believes modern technology has never been so “efficient and addictive”. In his 2017 book, Irresistible: The Rise of...</description>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 18 Jan 2021 18:30:16 +0000</pubDate>
      <title>Why do you use your phone so much? How social media and games are like drug addiction and gambling, with companies having little incentive to change</title>
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      <description>The Covid-19 pandemic has forced performers around the world to take their work online this year – and for some, the move has been a revelation.
US-based singer-songwriter Sheena Melwani’s “Interrupted” series – song performances featuring the shouting of a cranky off-screen heckler – has become something of a global sensation, gaining her more than 250 million online views on a range of platforms.
On TikTok earlier this year, Melwani posted a recording of her performance of the song If the...</description>
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      <title>TikTok star Sheena Melwani’s ‘Interrupted’ series gives the singer a second shot at fame and the chance to raise money for charity</title>
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      <description>Newly minted college graduates in the United States are living with unprecedented uncertainty and anxiety. While a rare minority cruise into their dream job, or postgraduate degree, there are 50 million twenty-somethings who have no idea what they will be doing, where they will be living, or who they will be with in two years or 10 years.
Many simply tread water; working as baristas or waiters, dating all the wrong people and buying into every distraction. All they have to do, they think, is...</description>
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In 2019, Bailey Cherry, a student at the Canadian International School in Aberdeen, on the south side of Hong Kong Island, realised her bookshelves were overflowing, and looked for a sustainable way to pass on some of her books to others. That...</description>
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      <description>Indian Matchmaking, the Netflix show that follows Mumbai-based Sima Taparia as she matches privileged Indian singles in India and the United States, has become a cultural phenomenon after an explosion of memes, tweets and rants on social media since the premiere of the eight-part reality series on July 16.
Taparia offers an inside look at today’s Indian marriage customs as she unites couples and their families for a lifetime of love – provided they meet her checklist criteria of caste, class and...</description>
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      <description>Soon after friends Sarah Allmon and Zeenat Singh met in early 2017, they began getting together three times a week to sing, dance and speak Spanish. A year or so later, 26-year-old Singh (not her real name) went to the wedding of 29-year-old Allmon in East Lansing, in the US state of Michigan. It was a special occasion – the first time the two women met in person.
Wedding guests were surprised that the pair had never physically been in the same room before, and yet here was Singh at Allmon’s...</description>
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      <description>Last October Hong Kong-born Kim Li could not have anticipated how her world would be turned upside down when her 14-year-old daughter came home from school in tears, having discovered her school friend had just found a lump in her breast.
Li, a former science teacher in Hong Kong now teaching in Britain, was used to dealing with teenage upsets. But as she tried to comfort her daughter, Priya, she couldn’t shake the nagging worry about the lump in her own breast, which she had been ignoring for...</description>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 23 Sep 2019 11:05:05 +0000</pubDate>
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      <description>On a sunny afternoon in October last year, Hong Kong-born Kim Li could not have anticipated how her world would be turned upside down when her 14-year-old daughter Priya came home from school in tears, having discovered her school friend had just found a lump in her breast.
Li, a former science teacher at Hong Kong’s King George V School who was now teaching at Northampton High School in the UK, was used to dealing with teenage upsets. But as she tried to comfort her daughter, Li couldn’t shake...</description>
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      <description>The Partition of India, following the country’s independence on August 15, 1947, displaced more than 12 million people along religious lines, causing refugee crises and violent tensions that simmer to this day. It resulted in division between Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs, and the largest mass migration in history at a cost of more than a million lives.
Unlike Punjab and Bengal, which were split in two, Sindh province was given intact to the newly created nation of Pakistan. So Sindhi Hindu and Sikh...</description>
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      <title>Hindus from Sindh who fled India for Hong Kong at Partition recall how they built a community</title>
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      <description>Thousands of children from low-income ethnic minority families in Hong Kong could be missing out on life-changing scholarships at the city’s international, private and subsidised schools, a report reveals.
Among the findings of the report by The Zubin Foundation, which focuses on issues faced by the city’s ethnic minorities, is that almost 60 per cent of financial-aid-based scholarships offered by Hong Kong’s international and private schools went unused. Low-income families are failing to enrol...</description>
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      <title>Needy Hong Kong minority children miss out on scholarships to some of city’s top fee-paying schools</title>
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      <description>Ask any final year IB diploma programme student about the magic number 45 and you’re likely to see them break into a sweat. Achieving that perfect score is the ultimate goal, but it comes at the cost of academic stress and fear of not meeting university requirements – or, worse still, parents’ expectations.
The International Baccalaureate (IB), established in 1968, consists of four programmes of international education covering students aged three to 19: the primary years programme, middle years...</description>
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      <description>It can be a lonely world for men, who may feel they have no one to turn to as they face the demands of work and home life in a pressure-cooker city like Hong Kong. Men are often conditioned by society to appear tough, never to show emotion, or to talk about wounds and feelings.
That’s how food industry executive David (not his real name) felt, until he discovered Men’s Fraternity, a men’s ministry at the English-speaking international church Island ECC, in Hong Kong’s Quarry Bay...</description>
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      <title>Materialism, sex addiction, defensiveness: how a men’s ministry creates space to open up</title>
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      <description>There is no denying the romance factor of February. Valentine’s Day makes me think of engagements, weddings and anniversaries. February 14 has long been a popular wedding date for celebrities, and proved the perfect date for actor Orlando Bloom to propose to singer Katy Perry.
While Hong Kong’s romantics have consistently been among the world’s biggest Valentine’s Day spenders in surveys in recent years, it’s clear that a month of romantic gestures isn’t enough to sustain the flame of marital...</description>
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      <pubDate>Thu, 28 Feb 2019 00:16:16 +0000</pubDate>
      <title>With divorce rates rising, how to make your love last – seven tips from a therapist</title>
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      <description>At least 80 per cent of people in the industrialised world suffer from back pain, either in acute episodes or as chronic pain. The onset can often be traced back to trauma, sports injury or postural strain. The body is very good at compensating for injuries and sometimes back pain does not immediately appear but can be triggered years later by either physical exertion or emotional stress.
Nick Battistella was a professional youth tennis player whose back pain developed from problems with his...</description>
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      <description>The festival of Diwali, the Indian New Year, is celebrated nationwide in India and by hundreds of millions of Indians around the world, and with gusto in Hong Kong. Derived from the Sanskrit word Deepawali, meaning row of lamps, the “Festival of Lights” is observed in the autumn, and will be celebrated on November 7 this year.
Preparations for the festival begin weeks in advance. The home and workplace are adorned with earthen lamps called diyas, which symbolise the triumph of light over...</description>
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      <title>Diwali: how Indians in Hong Kong make festival special when they’re far away from families</title>
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      <description>According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report, emotional intelligence will be one of the top 10 employment skills in 2020. Harvard trained psychologist Daniel Goleman first raised awareness of EQ, in his book Emotional Intelligence. 
Since its release in 1995, studies have proven that emotional intelligence predicts future success in relationships, health and quality of life.
Enlightened Entrepreneurship author Chris Myers would argue the same. Finding himself surrounded by more...</description>
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      <description>The field of naturopathic medicine – a system of alternative medicine based on the theory that diseases can be successfully treated or prevented without the use of drugs, by control of diet, exercise, and massage – has been gaining traction in recent years, as unhealthy people look for new ways to turn their lives around.
The field added 24,000 potential new jobs this year in the United States alone, according to the country’s Bureau of Labour Statistics.
With roughly 30 million Americans...</description>
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      <description>When it comes to matrimony, the Greeks have nothing on The Big Fat Indian Wedding. From opulent celebrations up to five days long to the extravagance of lavish jewellery, bridal trousseau and gourmet cuisine, nothing is considered over the top.
The Indian wedding services market is worth US$54 billion a year, according to a 2014 KPMG report. According to the Big Fat Indian Wedding Market Survey 2018 by matrimony.com, in which 9,246 people all over India took part, 20.6 per cent of women said...</description>
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      <title>The Big Fat Indian Wedding and the Hong Kong professionals who make extravagant, extraordinary ceremonies happen</title>
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