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Reader’s Digest Asia (English Edition)

Sep 01 2020
Magazine

No wonder Reader's Digest is the world's most widely read magazine. Hard-hitting, thought-provoking and entertaining, with unforgettable stories in each issue, RD is packed with features short enough to read in one sitting, but stimulating enough to keep you thinking for days. Every month millions of people get inspired, informed and entertained by its wide variety of stories about people, health, humour, adventures and world events, written by the best local and international journalists. All the stories are fact checked to the smallest details to ensure that readers get the most accurate and truthful stories, making Reader’s Digest the world’s most trusted magazine.

Staying True to Ourselves

Reader’s Digest Asia English Edition • Vol. 118 No. 691 September 2020

LETTERS • Reader’s Comments And Opinions

GOING DOWNHILL FAST

CONTRIBUTE

NEWS WORTH SHARING

Cooking My Way Through Lockdown • In what was a confusing and fearful time, trying out recipes brought memories and good times into my home

SMART ANIMALS • Wild and domestic, animals look out for each other

Coping with Losing a Pet • How to guide children through the grieving process

TIPS FOR CEREMONIES

Say What? Minimising hearing loss • Concerned that your hearing isn’t quite what it used to be? Here’s what you need to know about hearing protection

Hay Fever Fixes • These treatments can help to relieve symptoms

News From The WORLD OF MEDICINE

Struck Down by a Killer Bacteria • What started as a minor cut, in a matter of a few days had turned one keen runner’s life completely upside down

WHAT IS CELLULITIS?

SEA/GLASS • You’ve heard a whole host of stories about the terrorist attacks on 9/11, but you probably haven’t heard this one

LIFE’S LIKE THAT • Seeing the Funny Side

THE GREAT TWEET OFF: FATHERS EDITION

I Am Tea… Soothing and Full of Ancient Flavour

TEA-POACHED PEARS

11 PAINS YOU MUST NEVER IGNORE • We all feel a twinge once in a while. When is it nothing, and when is it a sign that something needs attention – now?

+ 6 More Symptoms to Get Checked

SEE THE WORLD… …DIFFERENTLY

Sympathy For My Bully • One survivor now wonders whether abusers like hers deserve the harsh comeuppance they often get

LAUGHTER The Best Medicine

HELP! CAN ANYONE HEAR ME? • Trapped in her car down an embankment, Corine began to lose hope of being found

THE MAN WHO CONQUERED ANTARCTICA WITH A TENT AND A KITE • Veterinarian and solo adventurer Dr Geoff Wilson talks to Cath Johnsen about his recent record-breaking expedition to Antarctica, and how it felt to be the most isolated man on Earth

Lessons Learned • Some truths are absorbed long after we need them, writes Wong Min Yan in her second instalment

The Origins of ‘LET THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG’ • Why was the cat in a bag in the first place?

Create a Healthier Home

ALL IN A DAY’S WORK • Humour on the Job

THE VIDEO MEETING WILL COME TO DISORDER!

THE Eye CONCERN No One’s Talking About • Computer vision syndrome can compromise work productivity and eyesight. Here’s what you need to know to reduce digital eye strain

QUOTABLE QUOTES

Where the World is YOUR OYSTER • Canada’s Prince Edward Island serves up rural charm and a seafood feast that doesn’t end

THAT’S OUTRAGEOUS!

The Long Road to Freedom • The past provides meaning for the present in a journey along the Civil Rights Trail in the US

RD RECOMMENDS

IN PRAISE OF GUILTY PLEASURES • Go ahead and binge-watch some more reality TV. Our ‘lowbrow’ indulgences aren’t so bad for us after all

FAMILY...


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No wonder Reader's Digest is the world's most widely read magazine. Hard-hitting, thought-provoking and entertaining, with unforgettable stories in each issue, RD is packed with features short enough to read in one sitting, but stimulating enough to keep you thinking for days. Every month millions of people get inspired, informed and entertained by its wide variety of stories about people, health, humour, adventures and world events, written by the best local and international journalists. All the stories are fact checked to the smallest details to ensure that readers get the most accurate and truthful stories, making Reader’s Digest the world’s most trusted magazine.

Staying True to Ourselves

Reader’s Digest Asia English Edition • Vol. 118 No. 691 September 2020

LETTERS • Reader’s Comments And Opinions

GOING DOWNHILL FAST

CONTRIBUTE

NEWS WORTH SHARING

Cooking My Way Through Lockdown • In what was a confusing and fearful time, trying out recipes brought memories and good times into my home

SMART ANIMALS • Wild and domestic, animals look out for each other

Coping with Losing a Pet • How to guide children through the grieving process

TIPS FOR CEREMONIES

Say What? Minimising hearing loss • Concerned that your hearing isn’t quite what it used to be? Here’s what you need to know about hearing protection

Hay Fever Fixes • These treatments can help to relieve symptoms

News From The WORLD OF MEDICINE

Struck Down by a Killer Bacteria • What started as a minor cut, in a matter of a few days had turned one keen runner’s life completely upside down

WHAT IS CELLULITIS?

SEA/GLASS • You’ve heard a whole host of stories about the terrorist attacks on 9/11, but you probably haven’t heard this one

LIFE’S LIKE THAT • Seeing the Funny Side

THE GREAT TWEET OFF: FATHERS EDITION

I Am Tea… Soothing and Full of Ancient Flavour

TEA-POACHED PEARS

11 PAINS YOU MUST NEVER IGNORE • We all feel a twinge once in a while. When is it nothing, and when is it a sign that something needs attention – now?

+ 6 More Symptoms to Get Checked

SEE THE WORLD… …DIFFERENTLY

Sympathy For My Bully • One survivor now wonders whether abusers like hers deserve the harsh comeuppance they often get

LAUGHTER The Best Medicine

HELP! CAN ANYONE HEAR ME? • Trapped in her car down an embankment, Corine began to lose hope of being found

THE MAN WHO CONQUERED ANTARCTICA WITH A TENT AND A KITE • Veterinarian and solo adventurer Dr Geoff Wilson talks to Cath Johnsen about his recent record-breaking expedition to Antarctica, and how it felt to be the most isolated man on Earth

Lessons Learned • Some truths are absorbed long after we need them, writes Wong Min Yan in her second instalment

The Origins of ‘LET THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG’ • Why was the cat in a bag in the first place?

Create a Healthier Home

ALL IN A DAY’S WORK • Humour on the Job

THE VIDEO MEETING WILL COME TO DISORDER!

THE Eye CONCERN No One’s Talking About • Computer vision syndrome can compromise work productivity and eyesight. Here’s what you need to know to reduce digital eye strain

QUOTABLE QUOTES

Where the World is YOUR OYSTER • Canada’s Prince Edward Island serves up rural charm and a seafood feast that doesn’t end

THAT’S OUTRAGEOUS!

The Long Road to Freedom • The past provides meaning for the present in a journey along the Civil Rights Trail in the US

RD RECOMMENDS

IN PRAISE OF GUILTY PLEASURES • Go ahead and binge-watch some more reality TV. Our ‘lowbrow’ indulgences aren’t so bad for us after all

FAMILY...


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