Author: Tony Zhang
Tony Zhang
A recent Bachelor of Biomedicine graduate and a current Doctor of Medicine student in the University of Melbourne, Tony is motivated to strive for his best in study, work and volunteering. He is a firm believer in the power of simple language to spread healthcare knowledge and promote public health awareness among Asian population.
Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), also known as conversion syndrome, is a psychiatric and neurological disease. Read more
Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) are the most common types of viral infection in children before a vaccine has been developed. Read more
Asia has been at the forefront of legislation covering working women suffering from dysmenorrhoea. Read this article to know more
Hepatitis is the medical term referring to an infection in the liver. This article covers what it is and its vaccine
As our feet carry our bodies’ weights and are more prone to injuries it is important to know the various conditions that could occur.
Ultrasound is relatively affordable, non-invasive and does not bring much discomfort to patients in general. Read more
Testicular torsion happens most commonly between ages 12 and 18. Read this article to find out everything you need to know
As the world anticipates for the 22nd FIFA World Cup, we explore the most dangerous injury that could occur – Traumatic Brain Injury.
This article will be discussing Scrotal Abnormalities, one of the many conditions that many men are embarrassed to talk about.
Hammer Toes is commonly associated with trauma, abnormal muscle balance and certain types of shoes. Learn more
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