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Do I Need Surgery For Knee Pain or Hip Pain?
Category: news
Experiencing pain on knee and hip joint are no longer relevant to only older people. Much younger people are also at the risk of getting hip strain and injury as they are more into sports like a marathon. But does knee or hip pain always require surgery? Or are there other solution or [...]
Does Avoiding Screenings Mean You're Safe? Your "Ostrich" Mentality Lets Cancer Get Ahead
Category: news
Cancer is quite common and its lethality cannot be underestimated, so it is an issue that no one should take lightly. However, many people delay seeking medical treatment because they avoid screening for various reasons, resulting in irreparable deficiencies. In fact, early detection of [...]
Does Consuming Ultra-Processed Food Increase Your Risk of Obesity, Diabetes or Cancer?
Category: blogpost
According to the World Health Organisation, 70% of deaths worldwide today are due to Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD). These include cardiovascular diseases, cancer, respiratory diseases and diabetes; which are caused mainly by unhealthy diets and lifestyles. This is why on World Health Day, [...]
Doktor, Saya Banyak Sedih (I’m Sad, Doctor.)
Category: blogpost
“Doktor, Saya Banyak Sedih.” (I’m Sad, Doctor.) By Dr Samuel Ong, cardiologist P sees me for his cardio check-up once a year. He always comes unaccompanied. In between these annual visits, he does his regular check-ups at a government clinic in his hometown. He is 69 [...]
Don't Keep Quiet About Breast Cancer
Category: news
Cancer treatment is often perceived as painful, making many willing to keep quiet than seek treatment. Some even believe in alternative methods, thinking that the disease can be cured that way. This causes patients to only seek medical advice when cancer cells have spread. Sunway [...]
Don’t delay cancer screening
Category: news
In June, the US government’s top cancer doctor Norman Sharpless estimated in his article in Science magazine that pandemic-caused delays in cancer screenings and treatment are likely to cause devastating results in the coming years, citing that there may be “10,000 more breast and [...]
Dr Aaron Lai Kuo Huo
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Dr Aida Nani Don Binti Rahim
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MBChb (Leeds University, UK), Master in Anesthesiology (UM) , Fellowship in Intensive Care (MOH)
Dr Ainul Zahaniah Binti Hj Abd Aziz
Dr Alexander Tan Tong Boon
Dr Amir Azlan Zain
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B. Med. Sci (Hons, Nottm), BMBS (Nottm), MSc (London), MRCP (UK), CCT (UK), FRCP (Lon)
Dr Anand Sachithanandan
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MB BCh BAO (Dublin), FRCSI (C-Th), FICS (USA), FACS (USA), FRCS (Edin), FAMM
Dr Andi Anggeriana Binti Andi Asri
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MD (Gadjah Mada, Indonesia), M.Med (O&G) (Malaya) Certified GynaeOncologist (Malaysia), Certified GynaeOncologist (Singapore), Certificate of da Vinci Technology
Dr Andrew Tan Khian Khoon
Dr Ang Hak Lee
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MD (UKM), Master of Paediatrics (UM), Fellowship in Paediatric Cardiology, FNHAM, FAsCC, AM (Mal)
Dr Ang Jin Kiat
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