Physician Tjai Kang Jie is a fully registered TCM practitioner who practices at the Eu Yan Sang TCM clinic. He is a graduate of the NTU Biomedical Sciences and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Double Degree programme. His area of interest lies in autoimmune diseases and genetic disorders.
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