With Beth Warren's case recently making headlines as she fights to extend the consent of her husband's sperm for potential future usage, we speak to Dato' Dr. Prashant Nadkarni, fertility specialist, for his take on all the issues surrounding the matter.

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As autism becomes a more common diagnosis in the modern day and age, questions keep pace: what causes this condition, can it be treated, does my child have it? Answering some of these queries today are Dr. Arif Anwar, resident geneticist, Dr. Zafar Nawaz, fellow of the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics and Dr. Teh Beng Choon, president of the National Autism Society of Malaysia.

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For people living with epilepsy, there are a multitude of different challenges involved, one of which is the issue of employment. How does epilepsy interfere with one’s ability to have and hold on to gainful employment? Telling us more about the challenges and facts of employment and epilepsy are Associate Professor Dr. Lim Kheng Seang, who provides a medical perspective while Stewart Lee, an epileptic patient, tells of his experiences with the matter.

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The struggle to lose some weight and shape up is a perennial one, but is especially relevant during the festive season. Dr. Lim Ting Song, aesthetic physician, explains one possible new solution in the industry - cryolipolysis.

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Australian scientists say they have taken a significant step forward in developing a safe, effective and reversible male pill. With this development comes uncertainty, so will this pill take off or crash and burn? Will this pill bring more good than evil to mankind? Dr. George Lee joins us for a discussion on this matter, along with some opinions from the public regarding the possibility of a male contraceptive pill.

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Between Wikipedia, WebMD and Twitter, the internet is awash with information that inform and frighten us all in turn. So where can we go to for accurate and helpful data? A group of doctors here in Malaysia are trying to answer that question. Dr. Khoo Yoong Khean, managing editor of the Malaysian Medical Gazette joins us today to tell us more.

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The end of the year is almost always accompanied by a festive blitz, from Hari Raya to Deepavali to Christmas and to New Year's. This blitz is often acompanied by food and drink. So how can we keep those calories down and stay healthy? Teoh Sue Ling and Evelyn Phang give us some tips and tricks.

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Not just the doctors manning the X-Ray machines, radiologists play a crucial role in diagnosis and understanding what’s going on within the human body. Dr. Zaleha explains her profession and specialty.

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Dengue, Japanese Encephalitis, Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease - these are illnesses we worry about our children coming down with. Telling us more about common infectious diseases in Malaysian children is Dr. Kamarul Razali, consultant paediatrician and infectious diseases specialist from Hospital Kuala Lumpur.

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A recent report by BBC titled 'Modern Life Turning People Off Sex' was published, and got many people talking. Is there any truth to this in the Malaysian context, or is it just another sensationalized headline? Dr. George Lee, Consultant Urologist and Dr. Martha Lee, Clinical Sexologist join us to discuss this matter.

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