bg img

Health & Wellness [Online]: Dietary Practice and Your Gut - Keeping GI Symptoms Away

Health and Wellness is a series of talks by medical specialists to help alumni better understand common medical conditions. Unravel medical jargon and debunk myths behind seemingly complicated diseases at these talks.

This session is organised in partnership with Farrer Park Hospital.

If you are using AlumMAIL (@alumni.nus.edu.sg), please note that it will be discontinued by 30 Dec 2020.
Please use or sign up for NUS Lifelong Email so that you can update your particulars and view events that you have registered for.
  • If you do not have an account, please click here to sign up.
  • To retrieve your NUS Lifelong Email UserID and/or Password, please email us at alumnihelpdesk@nus.edu.sg.
    • For more information, please click here.
    Zoom
    22 Oct 2020
    7.30pm - 9.00pm
    NUS Alumni Relations
    Ms Tan Li Hui
    6601 7659
    lhtan@nus.edu.sg

    Event Details

    Dietary Practice and Your Gut - Keeping GI Symptoms Away
    Abdominal bloating, flatulence and irregular bowel habits are common symptoms of gastrointestinal (GI) problems. A simple dietary change can affect your bowel and change your gut microflora. Learn how your dietary pattern can affect your bowel and ways to keep your gut healthy.

    Dr Loh Poh Yen (Medicine '07)
    Dr Loh Poh Yen graduated from the University of Malaya in 1999, and came to Singapore in 2007 to pursue specialist training in both gastroenterology and advanced internal medicine. He is one of the few doctors accredited by Ministry of Health in two specialties – gastroenterology and internal medicine.

    He underwent further training in the management of advanced liver disease and liver transplantation at Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, a leading hospital in living donor liver transplantation. He was a former consultant at Changi General Hospital before he joined private practice in 2017.

    Terms & Conditions

    • This webinar will be recorded for archival and marketing purposes. The NUS Office of Alumni Relations (OAR) and its event partner may use some or all of these images in their print publications, digital platforms and marketing channels.
    • By registering for this event, you hereby consent to NUS collecting, using and/or disclosing your personal data to third parties (including any third party located outside of Singapore) for the purpose of processing, handling and managing your participation in the event stated herein.
    View Other Events

    Discover More