Trust Me I'm A Doctor (Almost)

In this captivating episode, we sit down with Dr Surendran Thuraisingham, a dedicated cardiologist with years of experience in the medical field, to gain a profound insight into the world of medicine. Join us as we delve into the highs and lows, the challenges and rewards and the unwavering commitment it takes to be a doctor.

Join us as we delve into the intricacies of foot care, from common issues to innovative orthopaedic surgeries, all aimed at keeping you on your feet and moving comfortably. From understanding the biomechanics of walking to exploring common foot ailments, we have invited Dr Low Tze Choong to uncover the mysteries behind these issues and shed light on effective treatment options.

In this episode, join us and Mr. Muntoh Fong as he delves into the heartwarming and insightful world of 'An Ageing Society,' discussing the importance of caring for the older generation. Unravel the challenges and joys of providing care for our beloved elders, as we explore the significance of intergenerational connections and the power of empathy. Tune in for heartfelt anecdotes, expert insights, and tips to build a nurturing environment for our seniors.

In this episode, we will be discovering more about our eyes and touching on topics such as myopia and glaucoma. Dr Puneet ,an ophthalmologist and our esteemed guest speaker, will be sharing his knowledge, tips and tricks on how to take care of our eyes. Join us as we ask Dr. Puneet some of our questions that we never really said out loud.

In this episode, we will be diving into the subject of menstruation. We aim to shed light on the basis of the menstrual cycle, period hygiene, contraceptives and the sociocultural taboos about sexual health. Our guest speaker,  Prof Dr Nazimah who specializes in adoloscent reproductive health and is currently a professor teaching Obstetrics and Gynaecology, will be sharing her expertise on this field of study. Hop on and join us on this journey through menstruation!

In this episode, we will be conversing about nutrition, our relationship with food and our bodies, and how to reach out to somebody struggling with a food disorder. We have the delightful Dr Lee Ching, a dietician and lecturer at IMU, who has a lot of insights to share regarding her research and our diets. Join us as we have a lovely chit chat with Dr Lee.