AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoChildhood Screen Exposure: A Singapore-linked longitudinal study (GUSTO cohort) found screen time matters most at specific ages—higher viewing at age 1 and around school entry (age 6) linked to poorer later academics and weaker working memory, while ages 2–3 showed less impact. Mental Health Peer Support: Duke-NUS/IMH research in the Singapore Medical Journal found many adults with anxiety or depression symptoms haven’t sought professionals, but 62% are open to peer support—often preferring one-on-one and sometimes virtual help. Food Safety Reminder: Singapore Food Agency urged diners not to eat food dropped on hawker tables, calling out the “three-second rule” as a myth and stressing bacterial contamination risk. Elder Care Reality Check: A Duke-NUS study highlights how falls can hit twice—spousal caregivers may lack family support and training, increasing strain when a senior is injured. Parenting & Honesty: NUS research suggests strict, high-control parenting may not reduce lying and cheating, and could even increase it. Wellness in the City: Therme Singapore broke ground on a major Marina South wellness destination set for 2030. Local Wildlife: NParks and NTU tagged a critically endangered hawksbill turtle after it attempted nesting at East Coast Park.
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