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Let’s Keep An Eye On Our Children’s Sight

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KUALA LUMPUR, August 17 – Children’s eye health is important in contributing to their development and well-being. During their childhood years, their eyes and brain undergo a critical period of development. Therefore, it is important for every parent and guardian to keep an eye on [...]

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Let’s Talk About Male Cancer This Movember

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Efforts in creating awareness and highlighting women’s health issues, such as breast cancer, have been laudable. However, men’s health issues are generally not much spoken of and there is not as much awareness when it comes to conditions that afflict men. “Besides health [...]

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Let’s Talk About Menopause

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Every girl gets the “talk” when she starts menstruating but no one gets the “talk” when she is about to stop her period. Menopause is so little spoken about that women go through it in silence. It is often associated with negativity, discomfort and stigma. This should [...]

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Leukemia, Lymphoma & Brain Tumour: 3 Common Cancers in Children

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  The most common cancers in children are leukemia, lymphoma and brain tumours. There has been no definitive research on the causes of cancer in children. Cancer symptoms are almost identical to those of childhood illnesses, and it is often difficult to tell the difference. However, we can [...]

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Life to The Fullest with Laser Eye Treatment

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PRESCRIPTION glasses and contact lenses are widely used but they do have their limitations in terms of power, durability and practicality. In addition, they can be a hindrance for activities such as hiking, scuba diving, sports and travelling. Hence, laser eye treatment is the option for people [...]

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Lifestyle Changes, Healthy Eating Habits Can Prevent Childhood Obesity

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Healthy lifestyles need to be incorporated into daily habits in order to prevent childhood obesity, said Dr Ch’ng Tong Wooi consultant paediatric endocrinologist at Sunway Medical Centre, Sunway City. She said these include reducing the intake of processed food and high fat or sugar food, [...]

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Little Star Programme

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Early learning intervention for children from 0 to 3 years old to ensure they receive appropriate support to reach developmental milestones.

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Liver Cancer

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The Reality of Liver Cancer Liver cancer, also known as hepatic cancer, activates in the cells of your liver, which is a football-sized organ that sits in the upper right portion of your abdomen, beneath your diaphragm and above your stomach. Malignant cells that develop in the [...]

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Living with Pituitary Tumours

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A pituitary tumour is an abnormal growth in the pituitary gland – a small, pea-size organ at the base of the brain that produces and releases hormones for important bodily functions. Pituitary tumours can occur at any age but are more common in older people, while women [...]

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Locum Staff Nurse

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Hourly rates for Locum Staff Nurse: General & Sub-specialized Units AM & PM Shift: RM25.00 Night Shift: RM25.00 Specialized Units AM & PM: RM50.00 Night Shift: RM50.00 Contact Info Contact Person: Ms Estee Chong Tel: +603 - 7491 9191 (ext: [...]

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Lokomat® Pro V5

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Robotics-assisted physiotherapy to improve severely impared walking ability for patients of stroke and other neurological disorders.

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Long COVID : What Our Specialists Have To Say

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COVID-19 symptoms that linger for weeks or months after the patient recovers is called post-COVID-19 syndrome, or long COVID. Fever, cough, loss of taste and smell, diarrhoea, difficulty breathing and chest pain are among the symptoms a person experiences when infected with the coronavirus. [...]

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Long Covid After Recovery

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“After testing positive with Covid-19 on 18 January early this year, I had chills at night especially during bedtime. I never experienced such coldness before,” said a Covid-19 survivor who prefers to be known as Yong. When he first tested positive with Covid-19, he was [...]

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Loss of Appetite in Older Adults: Should You Be Concerned?

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Have you or your elderly loved one been experiencing a lack of hunger or eating much less than before? Is significant weight loss due to a lack of appetite becoming a concern?  According to our Consultant Geriatrician, Dr Edward Chong, these changes might signal a deeper issue that needs [...]

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Low awareness of male infertility

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The birth of a child brings great joy to the whole family so when a couple struggle to conceive, it becomes a period of tremendous stress and anxiety in their marriage. Most of the time the focus is on the woman and her inability to get pregnant. Well meaning but at times insensitive [...]

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Low Back Pain Rehabilitation Program

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  Nonsurgical treatment and therapy as a key part of successful management of painful spinal conditions.

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Low Dose CT Scan for Lung Cancer Screening

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  Low Dose CT Scan for Lung Cancer Screening RM690 per package Low dose CT Scan without contrast Consultation by Lung specialist Who Needs Screening? Adults (Male or Female) aged 45 – 75, who are smokers and/or ex-smokers *and other at risk groups who may benefit from [...]

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Low Dose CT Scan for Lung Cancer Screening

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Lumbar Slipped Discs: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

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  Lumbar spine is the only bony link between our upper trunk and the pelvis or lower leg. Intervertebral disc is an important structure in the lumbar spine, it has two major components (Figure 1); a jelly like structure in the centre called ‘nucleus’ and this nucleus is embedded [...]

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