AXA Survey Reveals Menopause Awareness Gap Among Hong Kong Working Women

    Misconceptions deny women a critical ten-year window for health management, highlighting urgent need for greater awareness and stronger employer care HONG KONG, July 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Findings from the AXA Hong Kong Female Health Survey 2026[1] (“the Study”) conducted by AXA Hong Kong and Macau (“AXA”), reveal significant gaps in awareness and understanding of menopause among…

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    ‘No time to be a detective’: medics warn of split-second calls under new end-of-life law

      ‘No time to be a detective’: medics warn of split-second calls under new end-of-life law

      Hong Kong’s new legislation on end-of-life directives could create significant operational challenges, including verifying patients’ wishes in emergencies and affordability barriers for low-income families, according to frontline responders and patient advocates. The warnings come a week before the Advance Decision on Life-sustaining Treatment Ordinance takes effect next Friday. Under the law, a formal legal framework…

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      Monkey business on Hong Kong MTR tracks slows rush-hour trains

        Monkey business on Hong Kong MTR tracks slows rush-hour trains

        A monkey disrupted peak-hour train services in Hong Kong for nearly an hour on Thursday morning after straying onto the tracks near a busy MTR station. Rail operator MTR Corporation said an animal had made its way onto the tracks near Kowloon Bay station, prompting Kwun Tong line trains to run at reduced speeds. While…

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