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Health Matters - Surgery for Congenital heart disease

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The most common congenital heart defect often results in open heart surgery for children. The good news? A new procedure could change that. 

Guest: Assitant Professor Foo Jie Sheng, Consultant, Department of Cardiology, National Heart Centre Singapore (NHCS)

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Health Matters - What medicine knows about screen time's impact on childhood development

Daniel Martin speaks with Dr Jennifer Kiing, Senior Consultant, Child Development Unit, KTP-NUCMI, National University Hospital, about what medicine knows today about screen time’s impact on childhood development.

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Health Matters - How does Testicular Torsion occur?

How does Testicular Torsion occur? It is an emergency condition for males. Urologist Dr Jay Lim (PanAsia Surgery Group) shares more, and tells us about his recent experience treating a 12 year-old boy.

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Health Matters - Are "experts" really saying there are serious side effects to the COVID vaccines?

Daniel Martin speaks with Dr Leong Hoe Nam, Infectious Disease Physician, Rophi Clinic, about whether “experts” are really saying there are serious side effects to the COVID vaccines.

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Health Matters - Menopause and the increased risk of calcium build-up in arteries

Daniel Martin speaks with Dr Pinakin Parekh, Consultant Cardiologist, The Harley Street Heart and Vascular Centre, Singapore, about coronary artery calcification, a build-up of calcium deposits in the arteries.

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Health Matters - Vitamin D could balance one's gut microbiome

Daniel Martin speaks with Dr Melvin Look, General Surgeon, Pan Asia Surgery Group, about how Vitamin D could balance one’s gut microbiome, and even cancer immunotherapy.

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