How Your Spine Ages

Dr Rajesh Singh, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

04-May-21 16:00

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The spine is a marvel of human anatomy. It ensures both flexibility, as well as stability, to a person’s body. But it’s not immune to the effects of ageing and degeneration over the years. Consultant orthopaedic surgeon Dr Rajesh Singh takes us through the parts that make up the spine, and what age does to it.

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Produced by: Tee Shiao Eek

Presented by: Meera Sivasothy

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Categories: Film, Tech, Health Policy, Diseases & Conditions, Mental Health, Healthy Living, Fitness, Medical Innovation and Technology, Science

Tags: The Bigger Picture, Health & Living, spine, back, osteoporosis, bone, slipped disc,

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