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Unexpected White Flower Oil uses; how a Singaporean beat cancer: 7 Lifestyle highlights

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From Awkwafina’s chaotic kitchen to Shanghai’s US$590 million Grand Opera House, here are seven stories from SCMP’s recent reporting

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Tang contemplates the transitions he has been through on the shores of the reservoir where he runs most weekdays. Photo: Edgar Tang

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1. Cancer at 32, laid off at 50. How a Singaporean rebuilt his life after setbacks

Edgar Tang was 32 and on holiday in London when a call from his doctor changed his life. He was diagnosed with stage three Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system. His only symptom had been a swollen lymph node on the left side of his neck, something he had been inclined to ignore.

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