The Medicine Review booths, the highlight of KYMGIR, saw 14 volunteer pharmacists (most of them NUS alumni) providing participants with personalised consultations, free of charge. While participants were pleased to have their health and medication-related questions answered, the student volunteers, on the other hand, were delighted by the opportunity to practice medication history-taking and observe pharmacists in action. In total, more than 250 medications and supplements of 85 participants were reviewed. Of note, 87% of participants had BMI scores (> 23 kg/m²) associated with moderate or high risk for cardiovascular, bone and joints diseases. Using the osteoporosis self-assessment tool for Asians (OSTA), 42% and 10% were identified to be at moderate and high risk for osteoporosis. In addition, 31% were taking fall risk-increasing medications such as antihypertensives, antihyperglycaemics, anticonvulsants and medications that can cause drowsiness. Thus, KYMGIR presented a wonderful opportunity to educate participants on preventive care and optimal self-management of their heath and medications. The advice provided by pharmacists included diet and exercise strategies for weight reduction, home monitoring of blood pressure, medication side effect monitoring and management to prevent falls, and optimal calcium supplementation. Referral advice for further bone mineral density screening was also given, especially to those at high risk of osteoporosis.