Breast Cancer Treatment in Malaysia: Why Personalised Care Matters for Every Patient

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in Malaysia, with almost half of cases diagnosed at advanced stages, according to the figures cited in the original article. While a breast cancer diagnosis can bring fears of surgery, chemotherapy and a long road to recovery, advances in personalised medicine are changing how doctors approach treatment. Today, breast cancer care is increasingly guided by the … Continue reading Breast Cancer Treatment in Malaysia: Why Personalised Care Matters for Every Patient

Malaysia’s First Anthogyr Centre of Excellence Opens at IMU University to Advance Dental Implant Education

Malaysia’s dental education landscape has taken a step forward with the launch of the country’s first Anthogyr Centre of Excellence at IMU University, providing a new platform for hands-on learning, clinical education and professional development in dental implantology. Established through a collaboration between IMU University and Anthogyr, a dental implantology brand under Straumann Group, the Centre aims to bridge the gap between academic learning and … Continue reading Malaysia’s First Anthogyr Centre of Excellence Opens at IMU University to Advance Dental Implant Education

Wyeth Nutrition Marks Over 50 Years of Brain Research with Interactive Learning Experience for Parents at TCE Baby Expo

Parents visiting the TCE Baby Expo can explore children’s brain development through a series of interactive experiences as Wyeth Nutrition celebrates more than 50 years of brain research with its S-26 GOLD PROGRESS activation. The activation brings together expert talks, parenting discussions and the company’s proprietary Brain Visualiser technology to help parents better understand how nutrition, learning and everyday interactions contribute to children’s cognitive development … Continue reading Wyeth Nutrition Marks Over 50 Years of Brain Research with Interactive Learning Experience for Parents at TCE Baby Expo

Think Your Child Has Bad Posture? It Could Be Something More Serious, Says Spine Specialist

When a child starts slouching or one shoulder appears slightly higher than the other, many parents assume it’s caused by poor posture or a heavy school bag. But according to Dr Saw Lim Beng, Consultant Robotic and Spine Surgeon at Sunway Medical Centre, Sunway City, these subtle changes could sometimes be early signs of scoliosis. “Scoliosis is not simply poor posture,” explains Dr Saw. “It … Continue reading Think Your Child Has Bad Posture? It Could Be Something More Serious, Says Spine Specialist