The concept of evil is ancient to our species and many efforts have been made to understand how it could motivate our actions. But what about how it challenges our views and shapes our beliefs? Taking it from the macro to the micro, Dr. Johnben Loy examines how belief in the concept of evil could affect our lives.

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Several lifestyle related factors are related to colorectal cancer, and because of that, a holistic approach to the disease is necessary. Telling us more about this is Dr. C.D. Siby and Dato Dr. Suseela Nair.

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The news that Rafael Nadal will not be defending his US Open Grand Slam title due to a wrist injury marks the most recent injury-blighted chapter of Nadal’s stellar career. Dr. Harjeet Singh examines why some athletes are more prone to injury and how this can be avoided.

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Early childhood can prove to be a major formative power in our lives. We find out what parents can expect in the first 6 years of their child’s life, taking it much like new parents - a day at a time.

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Recently in the United Kingdom, the General Medical Council has suggested that doctors be forced to say sorry to their patients and relatives when they make a mistake. This is supposed to increase patient confidence in their doctors. Will this work, and what impact will it have from a legal point of view? We find out with Dr. Krishna Kumar Hari Krishnan, President of the Malaysian Medical Association.

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As tough as a tendon - that’s a common phrase and one that accurately denotes the strength that tendons have and the tension they can withstand. So what happens when they don’t work correctly? Taking us through disorders of the tendon and how it affects associated structures is Dr. Rajesh Singh, consultant orthopaedic surgeon.

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We follow Dr. Khoo, a consultant padiatrician, as he starts his day in the nursery and ends it in his clinic. Dr. Khoo tends to children of all ages, and their concerned parents. He wants only for the children to have good healthcare, good education and to be loved.

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Social media is a part of our lives 24/7, or at least a few hours out of each day. It’s changed the way we interact with one another and how we understand human relationships. Professor Jafri Malin Abdullah weighs in.

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Imagine living with chronic, unremitting pain in your mouth, jaws and face. Chronic Orofacial Pain is not very well defined, but takes up a large chunk of healthcare time and energy and can be a major cause of depression. Professor Khoo Suan Phaik examines this link.

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While it’s inevitable for women of a certain age that menopause will strike - there are ways in which one could be better prepared for it. Dr. Premitha Damodaran discusses the roles of fire, fat and fate in menopause.

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