By Dr Irwin Lim on August 2, 2011

By Suzy Oglesby, Exercise Physiologist For most people, being diagnosed with diabetes is a life-changing moment. As an Exercise Physiologist I see ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on July 28, 2011

By Errol Lim, Physiotherapist Dry needling has become more topical in recent years when talking physiotherapy treatment. Physios are always looking ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on July 24, 2011

By Dr Irwin Lim, Rheumatologist This post was inspired by RA Guy. He recently wrote a piece about an Autoimmune Wellness Centre. RA Guy makes many ...

By Dr Robert Russo on July 22, 2011

In my last post I introduced the enthesis, explaining that it is the site where the tendon (or other soft tissues) joins onto bone (hard tissue) to ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on July 19, 2011

By Errol Lim, Physiotherapist Many said it would be most difficult to maintain my recent weight loss and health gains. They weren’t wrong! With my ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on July 18, 2011

By Monica Kubizniak, Dietitian http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qb6CzgsHTFs&feature=channel_video_title Monica Kubizniak is a dietitian at BJC ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on July 14, 2011

By Sarah Comensoli, Exercise Physiologist No matter where I have worked over the years, I have found that the winter months are when the majority of ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on July 11, 2011

By Irwin Lim, Rheumatologist The vast majority, around 90%, of people with ankylosing spondylitis carry the gene called Human Leucocyte Antigen-B27 ...

By Dr Robert Russo on July 8, 2011

Enthesopathy is one of those terms in medicine that sounds more exciting than what it really is. In fact it is just a descriptive term, whereby it is ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on July 6, 2011

By Monica Kubizniak, Dietitian http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Km_rRShKPNc&feature=channel_video_title Monica Kubizniak is a dietitian at BJC ...