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What Does Incomplete Gastric Intestinal Metaplasia Mean On A Stomach Biopsy Report?

What incomplete intestinal metaplasia means on a gastric biopsy report, how much it raises stomach cancer risk and when surveillance is needed in Singapore.

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Rotator Cuff Tear Recovery: How Long Does It Take To Return To Work, Sleep And Exercise?

Learn how long rotator cuff surgery recovery takes, when you may return to work and exercise, and what affects healing and rehabilitation.

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Frozen Shoulder Or Rotator Cuff Tear? How Doctors Tell The Difference

Learn how frozen shoulder differs from a rotator cuff tear, how doctors diagnose each condition and why treatment approaches vary.

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What Are The Advanced Treatment Options In Singapore For Managing Large Colon Polyps?

Large Colon Polyps form within the lining of the large intestine and can become cancerous. Learn what surgery is needed to remove them.

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Understanding Chronic Pain: Interview About Pain Management with Dr Diana Chan

Dr Diana Chan, a pain specialist, shares on how modern pain care works, why conventional treatments may fall short, and what options exist for long-term relief.

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Health365 Guide To Stomach Cancer And Treatment Cost In Singapore | 2026

Stomach cancer in Singapore is a top cancer and a silent killer. Learn more about how you can protect yourself against stomach cancer.

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Are GLP-1 Weight Loss Medications Safe If You Already Have Kidney Disease?

GLP-1 and GIP/GLP-1 medications are generally safe and often beneficial for people with Chronic Kidney Disease. Are they suitable for you?

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What Are The Options For Obesity-Related Kidney Treatments? Diet & Lifestyle vs. Bariatric Surgery vs. GLP-1 & Dual GIP/GLP-1 RAs

Managing Obesity-Related Kidney Disease requires lowering workload on damaged kidney filters. Find out how in this article.

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Can Losing Weight Reverse Protein In Urine? A Nephrologist’s Guide To Obesity-Related Glomerulopathy In Singapore

Quick Summary Obesity-related glomerulopathy (ORG) is an increasingly common cause of protein in urine (proteinuria) and foamy urine in Singapore, affecting even those without diabetes or high blood pressure. Local health risks begin at a BMI of just 23 kg/m² due to higher visceral fat in Asian populations. Early-stage proteinuria caused by excess weight is […]

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What Is Obesity-Related Kidney Disease (ORKD)? The Hidden Threat Beyond Diabetes

Obesity-Related Kidney Disease is kidney damage caused by excess body weight. Asians are at greater risk at lower BMIs. Are you at risk?

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