11 suggestions, from smart watches to an electronic health booklet, for a healthier Singapore

SINGAPORE — In a bid to transform how Singapore promotes healthy living, a taskforce has set out 11 wide-ranging recommendations, such as subsidised vaccinations, smoking cessation programmes and workplace workouts.

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