Exercise & Longevity Science: Duke-NUS researchers report that exercise can reactivate muscle’s cancer-fighting mechanisms, with findings pointing to molecules in muscle that may slow tumour growth and help explain why staying active protects as we age. Cancer Screening in Singapore: A Singapore study highlights urine liquid biopsy as a less invasive, more accurate way to detect bladder cancer, and to improve detection for prostate cancers (and some kidney cancers), with results shared at a local oncology conference. Workforce & Elder Care: Public physiotherapy delays are flagged as risky for seniors, with calls for earlier access and closer public-private partnerships to prevent mobility issues from worsening. Disability Support: An inter-agency task force will publish recommendations by end-2026 to strengthen support for persons with disabilities, focusing on care planning, employment, community services and affordability. Hospital Hygiene & Patient Experience: KKH valet staff are accused of repeatedly pressuring visitors for tips despite “free” valet service claims, while separate reports warn against eating dropped food off public tabletops. Public Health & Safety Basics: Singaporeans are reminded there’s no “three-seconds rule” for dropped food, and hygiene concerns continue to surface around food handling in public settings. Tech & Wellness Curiosity: NTU’s “cyborg cockroach” diving suits could boost search-and-rescue ideas, showing how engineering experiments may eventually support new kinds of exploration.