Shoulder to Shoulder: Caring for this Essential Joint
Learn how our shoulders function and respond, injury prevention, and pointers for enjoying sports which involve striking motions while maintaining good shoulder health.
How best should we approach making resolutions to better ourselves and our situations as we transition to a new year and a stretch of possibilities beckons?
How do our shoulders function and respond, injury prevention? Here are pointers for enjoying sports which involve striking motions while maintaining good shoulder health.
How best should we approach making resolutions to better ourselves and our situations as we transition to a new year and a stretch of possibilities beckons?
Dr. Kelvin Wong, Cardiologist, Farrer Park Hospital explains how the effects of a rapid and irregular heart rate can lead to a reduction in the efficiency of heart function.
Dr. Loh Jiashen, Infectious Diseases Specialist, Farrer Park Hospital sheds light on how we should understand the factors in play regarding the XBB variant.
Dr. Soon Sue Rene, Senior ENT Specialist, Farrer Park Hospital explains the benefits that vitamin C brings as well as the limitations of this vitamin’s efficacy.
How we should make educated choices about the sugar we want in our drinks? We ask endocrinologist Dr. Kevin Tan, and Senior Dietitian Ms. Rachel Ng for insights.
While eating disorders are common, they have serious health consequences and can be dangerous. Learn insights about a few conditions and how to spot if your child has an eating disorder.
Forgetfulness, distractibility, and impulsivity are common symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). As an older adult with ADHD, how will these traits manifest? We find out.
Diabetic retinopathy is the most common condition afflicting people with diabetes, and can be sight-threatening and is potentially a blinding eye disease. How do regular eye examinations help to keep diabetic retinopathy in check?
Our eyesight will change as we grow older, increasing the risk of eye diseases and conditions but most age-related vision changes can be treated with eye drops, medicine, and outpatient surgery.
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