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2021-03-14 07:57:03 They’re well-educated and holding good jobs but feel like a fraud. Psychologists call it ‘imposter syndrome’

A global survey found that nearly three quarters of Singapore workers reported experiencing imposter syndrome in 2020.

Psychiatrist Lim Boon Leng said that he has observed the phenomenon more commonly in well-educated adults who are high-fliers and in senior management.

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2021-03-14 06:56:18 TODAY’s top stories, March 14, 2021
Happy Sunday! Here’s a selection of our headlines for your weekend read.

1. The Big Read in short: Revisiting the link between family formation and housing policies
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2. AirAsia Food review: New food delivery firm shows potential as cheaper option despite early glitches, 8pm service end time
https://tdy.sg/3rL5YXp

3. Nature-inspired playground, Botanical Art Gallery among latest additions to open at Singapore Botanic Gardens
https://tdy.sg/3rL64hJ

4. YOUR SAY: Why make it harder for spouses of foreign workers to take up jobs in Singapore?
https://tdy.sg/3lcDt2l

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2021-03-14 06:03:57 S’pore not under pressure to accelerate vaccine programme due to low community cases: PM Lee

Asked in a BBC interview whether Singapore was under pressure to use a Chinese-made vaccine, Mr Lee said that should the Chinese-produced Sinovax vaccine prove to be safe and effective, then it would be used.

“We use vaccines from any source, vaccines do not carry nationality,” he said.

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2021-03-14 05:01:11 The Big Read: Singles’ woes — amid societal changes, how will the link between family formation and housing policies evolve?

In recent years, in a nod to societal changes and intense lobbying by MPs, there have been moves by the authorities to alleviate the plight of some groups of singles, including single unwed parents and divorcees. 

Still, the general sentiment among singles in Singapore is that the policy changes do not go far enough and more can be done. Amid the demographic shifts which include a growing number of people who choose to remain single, can or should Singapore continue to incorporate incentives for family formation in its housing policies?

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2021-03-14 03:02:01 Should your cocktail carry a cancer warning?

While heavy drinking poses the greatest hazard, moderate drinking — generally defined as two drinks a day for men and one drink a day for women — can also imperil health.

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2021-03-13 18:12:46 UPDATE:
61-year-old S’porean dies of Covid-19 complications after returning from UAE; brings death toll to 30

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2021-03-13 12:07:07 George Town is back to being a backwater – it’s as if Penang’s tourism boom never happened

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2021-03-13 10:45:36 UPDATE:
8 new Covid-19 infections in Singapore, all imported

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2021-03-13 08:03:01 Do you have a "vent buddy"?

No matter how strong or independent we are, it's key to have at least one person to talk to about our anxieties, frustrations. This has psychological benefits and is also beneficial to our physical well-being.

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2021-03-13 04:01:07 A bicycle rental pop-up store on St John’s Island opens this weekend, so you can explore the island and Lazarus Island on bicycles and kick-scooters.

https://tdy.sg/3cqn9qI

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