As of 2010, an estimated 285 million people had diabetes, with this number expected to double by 2030, mostly in Asia and Africa.
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Muscle Health – Dr Harjeet Singh [BFM – Podcast]
Healthy muscles matter – and not just for the Mr. Universe competition. They can also play a huge role in general health and disease prevention. Dr. Harjeet tells us more.
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How can doctors, trainers and physiotherapists come together to better manage injuries and other conditions? Dr. Harjeet Singh lays out a roadmap.
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There’s been a lot of research done on running on different surfaces, but what about playing on different surfaces and courts, and what that might be doing to our limbs and joints? Dr. Harjeet explains.
Continue readingHyponatreamia Re-visited
Is a very common electrolyte disturbance and is not well addressed. This arises from an inadequate understanding of the aetiologies and often patients are given saline infusion when they are already grossly overloaded just because they are hyponatreamic.
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Technology Advancement in Sports – Dr Harjeet Singh [BFM – Podcast]
Leaps and bounds have been made in sports, especially in terms of the equipment that’s now available.
Continue readingAcute Kidney Injury
Acute kidney injury (formerly known as acute renal failure) is defined as a syndrome arising from a rapid fall in GFR over hours to days. The criteria used is either urine output or serum creatinine.AKI may be staged from stage 1 to stage 3.Such staging is more for epidemiology than of any clinical significance.
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The road to recovery from an injury can be a slow and arduous one, not to mention dull and limiting.
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