Dr Angeline Goh, a kidney specialist at Mount Elizabeth Hospital, answers common questions about the kidney, including the causes of kidney failure, which is a leading cause of death worldwide.
Gym goers new to spin classes and CrossFit, even those who may be super fit, can be at risk of rhabdomyolysis due to over-exertion from exercise.
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True or false? We break down 8 common myths surrounding women’s health.
Dr Akira Wu, renal physician at Mount Elizabeth Hospital, explains what kidney failure is, what causes it and what symptoms to look out for.
It can be worrying to find out you have a kidney cyst, especially as the condition does not always come with symptoms. Dr Tan Yau Min clarifies what you need to know.
More and more people today are developing diabetes. Dr Daniel Wai, endocrinologist, talks about the ways to avoid it from the latest research.
Kidney cancer is a silent killer, with symptoms usually only showing up in its late stage. Learn about its causes and treatment.
High blood pressure is a problem, but what’s causing it? Here are 5 common reasons.
Beyond indicating how well-hydrated you are, do you know that the colour of your urine could be a sign of an underlying medical condition? Read on to find out when to consult your urologist.
An overactive bladder can happen when you drink too much liquids. However, it’s wise to see a doctor when the condition persists or if you suffer bouts of incontinence.
Your body needs extra care and nutrition after kidney transplant. You may have to make changes to your diet to meet your specific needs and tolerances.
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