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Malaysia has a high incidence of stones in the urinary tract because we lie in the ‘stone belt’. A urologist shares the details. A psychiatrist talks to us about suicide and some of its risk factors. Learn more about hearing loss and how hearing aids can help. In our beauty section, we speak with a plastic surgeon about double eyelid surgery. In our nutrition section, we have three ‘Malaysianized’ recipes for trout. Read all these informative stories and many more in our August issue. Subscribe now!
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Ice Those Wrinkles Away!
Today, we’re going to talk about Cryofacials.
Awesome Tips To Manage Your Scalp Issues
Having dandruff or a red and itchy scalp can be bothersome, irritating and sometimes embarrassing. Dermatologist Dr Ch’ng breaks down some facts about dandruff and gives us some helpful tips on how to manage our scalp issues
Need A Face Lift?
Botulinum toxin injections and dermal fillers may seem similar, but they are two very different things. Although they are both injectable cosmetic treatments performed by aesthetic physicians, that’s pretty much where their similarities end. An expert in the field answers some frequently asked questions and tells us all we need to know about these two popular non-invasive procedures.
Food And Cancer … Is There A Link?
“Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food”— Hippocrates.
Baby's Best Brain Food?
Breast Milk is called liquid gold for a good reason. It is a nutrient-rich food constantly changing in composition based on the baby’s nutritional needs, as well as a source of antibodies to help the baby fight off infections.
An Inflammation In The Middle Ear
Previously, Professor Dato’ Dr Balwant Singh Gendeh touched on otitis externa, or inflammation of the outer ear. This month, he will take us on a closer look into another type of ear inflammation that commonly affects children—inflammation of the middle ear, or otitis media.
Celebrating The Legacy Of A Legend Lee Chong Wei
The legendary shuttler needs no introduction. His recent retirement from professional badminton left friends and foes shattered and the badminton scene will never be the same.
IN BLACK, IN THE CHURCH … DANCING & CRYING
In legendary R&B diva Patti LaBelle’s music video If You Asked Me To, she was seen in tears. Most people assumed that she was being a consummate showperson, overwhelmed by her emotional performance, but the story behind the video was far more heartbreaking.
Impacted Wisdom Tooth
Wisdom tooth surgery is one of the most common minor oral surgical procedures performed in the dental clinic setting by a dentist, often under local anaesthesia (LA). But some complex and challenging cases are best undertaken by a trained consultant oral surgeon or an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, to minimize post-operative side effects. Dr Andrew Chan Kieng Hock explains the finer points of wisdom tooth surgery and how to survive it with as little discomfort as possible.
Explaining Eczema
The world of a child with eczema is an itchy one.