What are kidney stones and what is a common and safe procedure to remove them?
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.
Hepatitis can be caused by a variety of viruses and other non-infectious means. Know your risks and how to avoid picking up this liver-wrecking condition.
If you experience pain or pass blood as you pee, you might have picked up a urinary tract infection. This unpleasant condition can be effectively treated if discovered early.
Learn more about urological problems, kidney stones, and how drinking water may prevent them.
In this article, find out if 8 cups of water is really enough for your body and how you can include more water (if necessary) in your daily diet.
What are kidney stones and are they a serious condition? We share home-based remedies and treatments available, and when you should seek immediate medical attention at the A&E.
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