Beyond the walls of Core Clinic, where he deals with the complexities of the human mind as a psychiatrist, Dr. Lui Yit Shiang embraces a world filled with diverse passions and pursuits. While his dedication to psychiatry is well-known, few are aware of the vibrant life he leads outside his professional practice.

Many myths and misconceptions about sports injuries can lead to ineffective treatment and harmful prolonged recovery. It's essential to separate fact from fiction to ensure you take the best care of your body. Here, Dr Gen Foo from Apex Sports Clinic debunks some common myths about sports injuries and provide insights into proper injury management. Throughout his career, he has worked alongside numerous international athletes to get through their injuries. Beyond the operating theatre, Dr Foo is also dedicated to 'running the talk' by continuing to compete in running and multi-sports events. Having personal experiences with sports-related injuries, he can relate to injured athletes trying to return to their sports. Time to dispel those myths about sports injuries with the expert.

Have you always wondered about that colleague of yours who worked on everyone’s stuff silently, and you’re always amazed at their abilities to meet impossible deadlines, and yet confused by their constant denial of their abilities and how they talk about being lousy or just lucky, and that they are always nervous? 

Or do you find yourself constantly second-guessing yourself even though you know you got this? You worry about keeping an alternative façade to different groups of people, at work, with your friends or in public. You fret about making mistakes even to your date or loved ones, thinking any slip-ups may cause a change in how they think about you. This is all caused by one phenomenon.