Anxiety stems from the very primitive fight or flight reflexes the human body is built for in the face of danger. The condition usually goes away but can affect our lives if it persists. Psychiatrist Dr. Tan Hong Yee shares his insight and walks us through the condition in this article.

Breast cancer is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality among women in Singapore. To counter this, early detection is key. Radiation oncologist Dr. Choo Bok Ai touches on the importance of mammogram in this article.

For decades, biopsy analysis has involved invasive and costly surgery, or core biopsy in retrieving tissue from the tumor. With advances in liquid biopsy, things are changing. Medical oncologist Dr. Tan Yew Oo shares more insight in this article.

Farrer Park Hospital announced the availability of Lutetium-177 Prostate Specific Membrane Antigen Therapy, a treatment for advanced prostate cancer.

Both knees and hips are the largest joints that support a person’s bodyweight so that one can move freely. If either are in pain, daily activities can be affected. At some point, people with higher activity demands will likely require joint replacements to treat arthritis and other related bone issues. In this article, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Gurpal Singh dive deep into the world of joint replacement and shares useful tips on protecting our joints.

Farrer Park Hospital was named the Asia Pacific (APAC) Service Provider of the Year Award for Orthopedic (Robotics) and Prostate Care, two titles awarded by Global Health Asia Pacific.

Breast cancer treatment varies depending on a patient’s cancer stage and condition. Breast cancer surgery may be used alone or alongside treatments such as chemotherapy, radiation therapy or hormonal therapy.

Benign Prostate Hyperplasia (BPH) is the most common prostate problem affecting elderly men. Patients with BPH experience various difficulties when urinating.