Dr. Jeremy Lim, co-founder of AMILI, Southeast Asia’s first precision health company focused on modifying the gut microbiome to improve human health, touches on the various ways your gut microbiome affects your health, and how it is reshaping the future of personalised medicine.

When it comes to common cancers in men, many might think about lung or colorectal cancer. But in recent years, prostate cancer cases have risen and now it sits as the most common cancer among men in Singapore, according to the Singapore Cancer Society.

Our body’s immune system is usually very good at spotting and clearing away old or damaged cells that may potentially develop into cancer, but sometimes these cells manage to stay hidden and proliferate in the body undetected. In some cases, the immune system may detect cancer cells but still need help eliminating them.

Although hemorrhoids and colorectal cancer share some common symptoms, such as rectal bleeding and bloody stools, they are two distinct conditions that vary significantly in terms of risk and severity.

In recent years, orthopedics has seen significant advancements in robotic surgery, image guidance, and AI-based predictions. AI helps identify the best treatments, reduce complications, and improve accuracy in complex procedures when used with robotics. Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. S.S. Sathappan discusses how AI, robotics, and 3D printing are transforming the field of orthopedic surgery.

As technology becomes increasingly integrated into daily life, so does our reliance on devices such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops. While these tools offer convenience, prolonged use can place strain on the wrists, sometimes leading to tingling or pain. When this occurs, you may have a condition known as carpal tunnel syndrome.

Orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Mash explains more about the condition, including its causes, symptoms, and treatment options.

When the kidneys are unable to function properly, wastes and fluids can build up in the body. This can affect your nerves, muscles and other tissues, and over time may lead to a serious condition known as kidney failure.

It all started during a church service, when homemaker Nancy Lim, who is in her 50s, realized she could not sing her hymns with the same ease as she used to. More signs started popping up as time went on, but it was only after a routine health check revealed a shadow in her chest that Nancy underwent a series of scans and a biopsy before finally learning what exactly was plaguing her this whole time — an esophageal giant leiomyoma.