Whether through willful ignorance or wishful thinking, sometimes injuries get ignored.
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Joint Pain – Dr Harjeet Singh [BFM – Podcast]
Joint pain is one of the most common discomforts adults feel in daily life. Dr. Harjeet Singh, consultant orthopaedic surgeon, explains when one would need to see a doctor and what it might indicate.
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Exercising has obvious and immediate health benefits. But what about in the future? Dr. Harjeet explains how exercise can have positive impacts on your health well into old age and how to exercise safely for the elderly.
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Health Smarts, pp. 124-129; Expert panel from CAH is Consultant Obstetrician & Gynecologist, Dr. Haw Wan Lye.
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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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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.
Continue readingPlaying Surfaces and Injuries – Dr Harjeet Singh [BFM – Podcast]
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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