Friends may have more influence than family in encouraging older Singaporeans to get regular cancer screenings. That’s according to new study by SMU’s Centre for Research on Successful Ageing, or ROSA. Professor Paulin Straughan,Director of the Centre for Research on Successful Ageing shares her insights on the topic.
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