Reversing the Tide - A Case Study in Lifestyle-Driven Chronic Disease Management [Members only]

What happens when a patient burdened with multiple chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, fatty liver disease, and early-stage kidney dysfunction decides to take a different path?

Join Dr. Leonard Leng for an interactive discussion centered on a real-life patient story. Using this powerful case study as our starting point, we will trace the journey from poor disease control to remission, illustrated by clear lab trends. Together, we'll explore how focusing on healthy eating, exercise, and stress management made a measurable difference.

This session is designed for shared learning. You will gain insights into practical, actionable strategies and explore a fresh perspective on the potential of primary care to redefine chronic disease management. Let's discuss what's possible and reimagine chronic disease care together, one lifestyle at a time.

Recording of this talk after the event is available only for SGLM members.

About the Speaker:

Dr. Leonard Leng, MBBS, MMed (FM), GDOM

Dr. Leonard Leng graduated with a Bachelor in Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) degree from the National University of Singapore (NUS). He was accredited as a registered Family Physician with the Family Physicians Accreditation Board under the Ministry of Health, Singapore, after obtaining his Graduate Diploma in Family Medicine and Master of Medicine in Family Medicine from NUS. Additionally, he completed the Graduate Diploma in Occupational Medicine Programme (GDOM) from NUS and is a Designated Workplace Doctor (DWD).

Over the years, Dr. Leonard honed his clinical skills across various clinical disciplines such as Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, General Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery, Sports Medicine and Paediatrics. With an interest in holistic health and longevity medicine, Dr Leonard pursued extensive training and is now a Board-Certified Lifestyle Medicine Physician by the American College of Lifestyle Medicine. He currently serves as the Vice President of the Singapore Society of Lifestyle Medicine.

He believes that adopting healthy lifestyle habits is key to preventing and treating diseases, and empowers his patients to institute lifestyle changes to improve their overall health.