By Dr Irwin Lim on April 25, 2011

by Ray Jongs, Hand Physiotherapist Nerves are wonderful things. They have predominantly two roles: supplying sensation to an area so we can feel ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on April 18, 2011

By Irwin Lim, Rheumatologist I’ve spent tonight working on a presentation I’m giving to 35 junior doctors undergoing postgraduate training to become ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on April 12, 2011

By Sarah Comensoli, Exercise Physiologist The debilitating effects associated with falls and osteoporotic fractures have been well documented. It ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on April 7, 2011

By Irwin Lim, Rheumatologist It is well recognised that people who suffer an osteoporotic fracture (minimal trauma fracture) are then at very much ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on April 4, 2011

By Monica Kubizniak, Dietitian Can you reduce your risk of osteoporosis by avoiding caffeine, eating more greens and reducing salt intake? The answer ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on March 31, 2011

By Irwin Lim, Rheumatologist Last Thursday, I went to bed at midnight. My alarm woke me up at 1259 am. I jumped onto the Apple Online Store in time ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on March 28, 2011

By Irwin Lim, Rheumatologist My son has been unwell all night with asthma. We’ve been up, using his medications, trying to keep him away from a ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on March 23, 2011

By Irwin Lim, Rheumatologist On the rainy weekend, I attended a provocative lecture by a world expert in osteoporosis, Professor Markus Seibel. He ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on March 20, 2011

By Irwin Lim, Rheumatologist It’s a good day for disease awareness when a celebrity actually “comes out” and tells the world that they have that ...

By Dr Irwin Lim on March 16, 2011

By Errol Lim, Physiotherapist It has not been that hard. Breaking the 80 kg barrier is a wonderful personal milestone. It has been a few years since ...