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BFM :: The Bigger Picture

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BFM :: The Bigger Picture

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BFM :: The Bigger Picture

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Although discussions about our circulatory system usually focus on the heart, poor blood flow can also affect your legs. How exactly? Consultant Cardiologist Dr Kumara Gurupparan Ganesan of Institut Jantung Negara is here to explain.
Dr George Lee returns to discuss the latest medical news. This time, it’s about a urine test for prostate cancer. Researchers from University College Dublin in Ireland, claim to have developed the first urine test that can look for DNA changes
Law & Behold is a new series aimed at improving constitutional literacy among Malaysians, done in collaboration with The Malaysian Bar and the University of Malaya's Faculty of Law. In our second episode of the series, Emeritus Professor Datuk
A picture of a Bangladeshi man here in Malaysia has gone viral, with many people complimenting him for his ‘runway looks’. But these are the same people calling migrant workers “illegal Banglas”. What gives?
A parents group has urged the government to do away with the Moral Studies subject in schools. We discuss this on today’s show.
We celebrated World Down Syndrome Day on 21 March, with the call to “leave no one behind”. Children with Down syndrome need full and fair access to health services, supportive care and education, so that they can live their best lives possible.
Aman Ali is a storyteller, comedian and social media personality from New York City who uses the power of narratives and humour to explore issues related to Muslims in America. Ali was in Kuala Lumpur recently for a series of performances and w
Were Rohingya refugees "sold like fish" by a human-trafficking syndicate in Malaysia and Thailand? We explore a new report that claims crimes against humanity were committed against the community, with Matthew Smith, the CEO of Fortify Rights.
Do you use wearable techs to track your workout? You could be developing an unhealthy relationship with exercise.
Is yoga only good as a pastime or can it be used as therapy for orthopaedic problems? Consultant orthopaedic surgeon Dr Rajesh Singh walks us through what yoga can and can’t do for us.
Rev. Dr. Alex Awad, a Palestinian Christian leader, professor, and author, and Imam Maher Ibrahim, a Muslim imam and preacher from the Bethlehem mosque in Palestine are on a journey to deliver powerful messages about the Palestinian cause and a
A Canadian journalist intervened to help a girl being harassed on a flight. The story went viral, and has sparked conversations on how bystanders can help in similar situations.
We welcome the news that a total ban on paraquat will be enforced in the country from January 1st, 2020, and we revisit the work of activists who fought hard to see this milestone achieved.
The uterus is where a woman carries a new life – it’s where the foetus grows during pregnancy. Therefore, it plays an important role in your reproductive health. Consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Tang Boon Nee from Subang Jaya Medica
The odissi dance form, which originates in the state of Odisha in India, has taken root and evolved in Malaysia in its own way. An event called “Samprajna” aims to connect contemporary odissi with the history of the dance, by bringing some of i
“The Tempest” is often considered to be one of William Shakespeare’s best plays, combining tragedy, comedy, and romance in a story that brings together magic, intrigue, and art. The play is being reimagined for an upcoming staging in Kuala Lump
Actress Emilia Clarke of Game of Thrones fame recently revealed that she had two brain aneurysms several years ago. This follows actress Selma Blair opening up about her multiple sclerosis in February. We discuss the impact of celebrities openi
Is zine the new black? We explore the rise of zine publication in KL, why it's easier than ever to self-publish, and whether that means anyone should.
How often do you see the dentist? Twice a year, as advised? In conjunction with World Oral Health Day on March 20th, the Ministry of Health reminds us why it’s important to keep our dental health in check.
With a call to #Connect2Earth, the theme for this year's Earth Hour celebration aims to spark conversations on nature and the unique diversity of life we share our home with. It was also World Water Day and International Day of Forests last wee
Singapore’s Health Ministry wants to conduct a ‘thorough review’ of informed consent taken by doctors. We look at what this means and whether young doctors in Malaysia are prepared for this.
The British Medical Journal will no longer allow formula milk ads in its journals. Does this help breastfeeding mothers, or take away women’s control over their bodies?
Arthritis – a common term used for any disorder that affects the joints. Many still believe it's an unavoidable aspect of ageing. But is it really? Consultant rheumatologist Dr Sargunan Sockalingam joins us to address the common queries about a
Divorce cases among Muslim couples in Malaysia are carried out in a separate court. Over the years, there have been statements made about the backlog and how the process takes a heavier toll on women. On today’s show, we explore this further an
17 years ago, on the 19th of March, Kam Agong died unnecessarily from a botched c-section. Since her death, her family have fought to raise awareness of the difficulties women in Sarawak face in accessing maternal healthcare. Agnes Pandan, Kam
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