Just Fainting or a Serious Heart Warning?
Understand why fainting due to heart problems (cardiac syncope) should never be ignored, and how immediate medical assessment can prevent life-threatening complications.
Continue readingUnderstand why fainting due to heart problems (cardiac syncope) should never be ignored, and how immediate medical assessment can prevent life-threatening complications.
Continue readingTuberculosis (TB) may not spread as easily as influenza or COVID-19, but prolonged close contact in crowded and poorly ventilated spaces can still allow the disease to circulate quietly in communities.
Continue readingSoliris®: Targeting of Complement System to Improve Clinical Outcomes in Rare Disease AstraZeneca, a global, science-led biopharmaceutical company, has made available its treatment, Soliris®, in Malaysia as part of its ongoing commitment to support patients
Continue readingFestive season is a season of joy, forgiveness and togetherness, when families reunite and open houses bring people together over generous festive spreads. Across multiple open houses, traditional favourites such as rendang, lemang, kuah kacang
Continue readingSome Malaysian children carry more than just extra weight, showing signs of serious health problems that often go unnoticed, says Dr Ng Hui Ying, consultant paediatrician at Oriental Melaka Straits Medical Centre. This extra weight
Continue readingEczema cases in Malaysia are increasingly presenting with more severe symptoms, largely due to widespread use of unregulated creams and delayed medical consultation.
Continue readingIn celebration of its 40th anniversary, Subang Jaya Medical Centre (SJMC) has introduced the Alumni Circle by SJMC- the first-ever alumni club established by a hospital in Malaysia. Open for complimentary lifetime membership, the club
Continue readingRoyal-officiated event showcases cutting-edge technologies, multidisciplinary care, and national achievements in robotic and minimally invasive procedures.
Continue readingA trace of blood in the stool, a mild stomach ache, and a persistent urge to pass motion. Most Malaysians would dismiss these as haemorrhoids or a simple stomach upset.
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