Tag: Medicine
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Raffles Institution Grad Signs with Geylang FC, Aims at Medicine
Raffles Institution Talent Takes the Field and the Classroom by Storm Ahmad Munthaha Sriwaluya, a 19-year-old graduate of Raffles Institution, has taken a bold leap into professional football with Geylang FC. But for Ahmad, success isn’t measured by goals alone. He is determined to carve out a future in medicine, balancing rigorous training with challenging…
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Raffles Institution Star Goes Pro with Geylang FC, Eyes Medicine Ahead
Raffles Institution Alum Takes the Pro Leap At just 19 years old, Ahmad Munthaha Sriwaluya is turning a page in his academic and athletic journey. A graduate of Raffles Institution, Ahmad recently signed with Singaporean club Geylang FC, marking a bold step into professional football while continuing to pursue his long-held dream of entering the…
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Raffles Institution Star Ahmad Munthaha Sriwaluya: Balancing Pro Football and Medical Dreams
From Classroom to Kickoff: A Dual Path Starts Here At just 19, Ahmad Munthaha Sriwaluya is proof that high academic achievement and professional sports can intersect on one ambitious map. A graduate of Raffles Institution, Ahmad recently signed a professional contract with Geylang FC, marking a significant milestone in a journey that blends rigorous study…
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How Much Blood Can You Lose and Still Survive? A Real-World Look at Bodily Limits
Introduction: A splash of drama, a real question In Monty Python and the Holy Grail, a fearless King Arthur faces the Black Knight, who loses limbs but stubbornly clings to his quest. The scene is comic, but it also raises a serious medical question: how much of the body can you lose and still survive?…
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What doctors, fitness trainers and dietitians eat for breakfast
Morning fuel from the medical world: a practical guide Breakfast is commonly touted as the most important meal of the day, but what professionals actually eat can vary widely. From a GP’s quick weekday option to a neurologist’s surprisingly spicy ingredient, health practitioners demonstrate how breakfast can be practical, nourishing, and adaptable to busy schedules.…
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Dr Rangan Chatterjee: The GP Championing a Prescription-Free Life
From TV Star to Lifestyle Medicine Advocate Dr. Rangan Chatterjee rose to prominence as the compassionate GP who invited viewers into households to tackle stubborn health problems. Through the BBC series Doctor in the House, he demonstrated a different kind of medicine—one that prioritizes daily habits, nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress management over a quick…
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What AI Doesn’t Know: Could Knowledge Collapse Threaten Medicine
Introduction: The blind spots of artificial intelligence Artificial intelligence has become indispensable in medicine, research, and everyday problem solving. Yet, as powerful as AI is, it also has blind spots. A looming concern in AI circles is the possibility of a global knowledge collapse—a situation where the volume, reliability, and relevance of knowledge degrade faster…
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Nobel Peace Prize 2024: When the Announcement Finally Comes and a Look at This Year’s Nobel Winners
Today’s Moment: The Nobel Peace Prize Is Finally Being Announced The Nobel Peace Prize announcement is one of the most anticipated events of the year. As the Norwegian Nobel Committee closes its deliberations, the world holds its breath to learn who will join the ranks of past laureates who have shaped history through diplomacy, humanitarian…
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Nobel Peace Prize Winner to Be Announced: What to Expect This Year
Overview: The Nobel Peace Prize Announcement Ahead As the world awaits the Nobel Peace Prize winner for this year, anticipation runs high across political, activist, and academic circles. The Nobel Committee in Oslo typically reveals the recipient in a highly watched ceremony, highlighting efforts to promote peace, resolve conflicts, protect human rights, or advance disarmament.…
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Off-Grid Triumph: How a Montana Hike Delivered a Nobel Prize for Medicine
Off the Grid, On the News: A Nobel Prize Moment Unfolds In a story that sounds almost too cinematic to be true, a three-week hiking retreat in Montana’s bear country became the unlikely backdrop for a Nobel Prize announcement. Dr. Fred Ramsdell, a US immunologist, and his wife, Laura O’Neill, along with their two dogs,…