Tag: Young Adults
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Why Singapore’s Young Adults Are Saving More Than Their Elders: Insights From UOB Data
Overview: A Generational Shift in Singaporean Savings New data from United Overseas Bank (UOB) suggests a notable shift in how different age groups in Singapore approach saving. Contrary to common assumptions that older generations have the strongest savings, younger Singaporeans are increasingly prioritising savings, investments, and financial security. This trend reflects a combination of heightened…
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Singaporean Youth Save More: UOB Data Highlights a Shifting Pattern
Introduction: A Surprising Shift in Saving Habits Traditionally, savings patterns tend to favor older generations who have more stable incomes and longer financial planning horizons. Yet new data from United Overseas Bank (UOB) suggests a notable shift in Singapore: young adults are currently saving more than their older counterparts. This trend has implications for personal…
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Coronary Artery Disease Tops Sudden Deaths in Young Adults: Study Finds No Link to Covid Vaccination
Overview: CAD as the leading cause of sudden death in young adults Recent findings from a comprehensive study conducted in India highlight a troubling reality: coronary artery disease (CAD) remains the primary driver of sudden death among young adults. While the incidence of CAD-linked fatalities is not new, the study underscores an ongoing public health…
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Canadian Under-35 Debt Stress: How Buy Now, Pay Later Is Complicating Finances
Debt stress rises among Canadians under 35 Credit counsellors like Mark Kalinowski are seeing a shift in who seeks help. For nearly 14 years, Kalinowski has helped Canadians navigate debt therapy, budgeting, and repayment plans. Yet this year, a growing share of his Calgary clients were under 35. The trend isn’t isolated to one city;…
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Coronary artery disease remains top cause of sudden death in young adults; study finds no link to COVID vaccination
Overview: CAD as the leading cause of sudden death among young adults In recent findings from India, coronary artery disease (CAD) has been identified as the leading cause of sudden death in young adults, underscoring a growing public health challenge. The study highlights that while cardiovascular conditions claim the most lives unexpectedly, a significant portion…
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Coronary Artery Disease Tops Sudden Deaths in Young Adults – No Covid Vaccine Link
Overview: CAD remains the leading cause of sudden death among youth New, nationally representative data from India reveals a troubling reality: coronary artery disease (CAD) continues to be the leading cause of sudden death among young adults. While the overall burden of non-communicable diseases has risen in recent years, CAD stands out for its high…
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Red Flags for Colon Cancer in Your 30s: What to Watch For
Understanding the Shift: Bowel Cancer Is Not Just an Older Person’s Disease The story of Dame Deborah James, known as Bowel Babe, helped shine a global light on colon cancer and its impact on people in their 30s and 40s. Her experience sparked conversations about screening, awareness, and timely diagnosis. Today, bowel cancer is increasingly…
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Cancer Rising in Younger Adults: Global Health Challenge Today
Overview: Why Cancer in Younger Adults Matters Cancer is increasingly affecting people under 50, a shift with wide-reaching implications for patients, families, and health systems. While advanced cancers remain a concern for older adults, trends show rising incidence in adolescents and adults in their 20s, 30s, and 40s across many regions. This shift challenges traditional…
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Cancer Rising in Younger Adults: Global Health Challenge
Overview: A Quiet Rise in Cancer Among Younger Adults While cancer has long been seen as a disease of older age, a growing body of evidence shows that people under 50 are increasingly diagnosed with various cancers. This shift is not confined to one region but is evident across continents, affecting families, workplaces, and economies.…
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Personalized Cadence Targets: Moderate to Vigorous Walking Thresholds for Obese Taiwanese Young Adults
Introduction: The need for personalized activity targets Obesity remains a pressing global health challenge, with obesity-linked diseases on the rise even in the post-pandemic era. For overweight and obese adults, especially young adults in Taiwan, simply prescribing generic activity minutes may fall short of enabling sustained, meaningful weight management. Recent research suggests that cadence—how fast…