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Designed for the Healthcare Sector, Company’s Latest Medical Monitor Provides Impressive Imaging and Convenient Features LG Electronics (LG) is launching its new 31.5-inch surgical monitor (model 32HR734S) featuring advanced Mini LED display technology. Designed to provide colour video displays of images from surgical endoscopes, laparoscopic camera systems and other compatible medical imaging systems, LG’s monitor has received 510(k) clearance from the U.S. FDA, indicating it can now be sold in the U.S. The 32HR734S’s Mini LED technology enables precise brightness control and provides a wide colour range, optimising image clarity and colour, making it an ideal choice for a variety of surgical applications, including laparoscopy and endoscopy. The 32HR734S features a 31.5-inch, 4K resolution (3,840 x 2,160) Mini-LED display leveraging thousands of tiny LED diodes as the Back Light Unit (BLU). Delivering 2,000 cd/m² peak brightness and a dynamic contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1, LG’s medi

An aversion to dental check-ups is common, but avoiding them can lead to a lifetime of poor oral health. Building a positive and lasting relationship is the key to turning things around, says Prof Seow Liang Lin, Dean, School of Dentistry of IMU University. Everyone knows they should get their teeth checked at least once a year, but how many do? After all, if it doesn’t hurt, there’s really no need is there? Prof Seow Liang Lin Sadly, too many people feel this way, which allows small problems to escalate into bigger issues. At the end of the day, by the time most adults drag their feet to the dentists, they are in considerable pain or having functional issues, and the problem requires more extensive corrective action, which usually results in more pain and higher costs. Besides dental decay, gum disease is also prevalent among adults as well as older persons, leading to loosening of teeth and eventual tooth loss. This further reinforces the perception that visits to the dentists are u

HOMESOY Launches "STOP THAT DOT" to Promote Early Detection, Featuring Inspiring Real-Life Survivors HOMESOY, a leading soya milk brand under Ace Canning Corporation Sdn Bhd, has officially launched its HOMESOY 3.0 “STOP THAT DOT” campaign to encourage early breast cancer detection and raise awareness among Malaysian women. In addition to showcasing the versatility of soya, the campaign emphasises the vital importance of early detection and the need to take early action, which is a key agenda for the brand, in reducing breast cancer risks, particularly among women in the country. A symbolic highlight of this campaign launch is the unveiling of the “STOP THAT DOT” Pink Ball (or dot), which represents cancer cells that, if left undetected, can grow and disrupt health. However, when caught early—even at the size of a dot—lives can be saved, and the chances of full recovery significantly increases. This HOMESOY 3.0 campaign features a heartfelt brand film and a dedicated microsit

Hansaplast aims to empower people to confidently perform proper and right wound care with safe, effective products for optimal healing. Introducing the latest innovation, Hansaplast Scar Reducer patch - clinically proven to visibly reduce new and old raised and keloid scars within 3-4 weeks of consecutive use. Hansaplast Malaysia partners St. John Ambulance Malaysia for a nationwide ‘Wound Care Education Program” in schools. In celebration of First Aid Day 2024 on September 14, Hansaplast Malaysia, the leading expert in wound care hosted the First Aid Conference 2024, bringing together healthcare professionals, trade partners, and guests. The conference highlighted Hansaplast’s commitment to advancing wound care with the launch of its latest innovation, the ‘Scar Reducer’ patch, clinically proven to reduce the visibility of raised and keloid scars. Additionally, Hansaplast Malaysia and St. John Ambulance of Malaysia signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to jointly promote first a

MCIS Insurance Berhad (“MCIS Life”) announces a substantial donation to the Heart Failure Resource Centre at Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL), reaffirming its commitment to enhancing community well-being and strengthening healthcare support. (2nd from left): MCIS Life’s Chief Customer Experience and Marketing Officer (CCEMO), Chitra Sridharan receiving the Certificate of Appreciation from Dr. Shahrum Ismail, Deputy Director (Medical) I, accompanied by MCIS Life’s Head of Strategic Marketing, Kaladevi Ramasamy and representatives of Hospital Kuala Lumpur, En. Saipol Anwar Mohd Raji, Head of Corporate Communications Unit, Dr. Vijayan Mukundadevan, and Dr. Pradeep Kumar Nair from the General Medical Department. The donation, consisting of office chairs, mobile drawers, art canvas prints, and a television, was officially presented during a ceremony at the Centre. In recognition of this generous support, HKL awarded MCIS Life a Certificate of Appreciation, highlighting the company's

Protecting Malaysians for over 90 years, Dettol strengthens its purpose to protect families by reducing the burden of illness and ensuring a meaningful celebration As Malaysia celebrates Merdeka Day, Dettol, Malaysia's leading name in health and hygiene is taking a proactive stance to ensure a safe and healthy Merdeka Day for over 50,000 citizens during the national celebration. Through its ‘Selangkah Lebih, Selangkah Kasih’ initiative, a campaign that advocates gestures of love and support, Dettol is committed to going the extra mile to protect Malaysians from the spread of germs and infections. With a rich heritage that spans over 90 years, Dettol has become an integral part of households across the nation, providing trusted protection by killing 100 illness-causing germs, that families have relied upon and passed down through the years. From its humble beginnings to becoming a household name, Dettol's journey in Malaysia has been marked by a commitment to protecting communit

Many people do not realise that the hepatitis virus can cause chronic liver disease and even lead to liver cancer. This World Hepatitis Day, Dr Chua Siew Houy highlights what Malaysians need to know to break the chain of infection. When it comes to one’s health and prevention of disease, few people think of protecting their liver because – let’s face it – many people do not even know what this essential organ does. Dr Chua Siew Houy It may therefore come as a surprise to learn that the liver is both an organ and a gland, performing a wide range of functions to keep the body healthy. For example, it helps to clean toxins from blood and stores glycogen for energy. It also produces bile, which helps to break down proteins, carbohydrates and fats. [1] However, these important functions can be threatened by the hepatitis virus, of which there are five – hepatitis A, B, C, D, and E. Any of these can cause the liver to become inflamed. “Hepatitis A and E are usually spread when people consu

Coway, the Best Life Solution Company, is raising the bar in elevating the quality of life for Malaysians with the introduction of its first two food supplements in Malaysia, Prostair and Dalton-5 Collagen. As an innovator and caregiver at heart, Coway not only creates a healthy and convenient living environment but also aims to create a healthier lifestyle through its food supplements, offering the most convenient solutions to enhance health and wellness. Coway introduces the all-new product offerings in Malaysia, food supplements. Prostair supports prostate health and hair care, while Dalton-5 Collagen enhances skin condition and overall wellness, both aim to bring out the best in their customers. Testosterone is present in both males and females, but it is higher in males and plays a key role in male development. As men age, their testosterone levels typically decrease by an average of 1% per year, particularly after the age of 40 [1] . Testosterone is normally converted into dihyd

A crucial step towards elevating primary care standards across the region The 1st ASEAN Health Primary Care Symposium recently came to a successful close at the prestigious Renaissance Hotel in Kuala Lumpur. This landmark event represented a crucial step forward in the ongoing professional development of healthcare providers across the ASEAN region. At the symposium, prominent experts and medical practitioners convened to delve into the most recent breakthroughs in the treatment and management of pharyngitis and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). (Left) Tiffany Tang Marketing Director for Health and Hygiene, Malaysia, Singapore at Reckitt alongside renowned global and regional speakers at the 1st ASEAN Health Primary Care Symposium Accredited by the Malaysia Medical Association (MMA) and the Malaysia Pharmacists Society (MPS), this event underscored the importance of ongoing medical education in enhancing the knowledge and skills of healthcare professionals. With the support

KAO Malaysia Targets Dengue Prevention Through Community Engagement in Collaboration with MBPJ, Takeda Malaysia and Impactlution KAO Malaysia recently joined hands with the residents of Flat PKNS Taman Dato Harun, one of Selangor's 75 dengue hotspots, in on-going efforts to tackle the dengue scourge at its source. Organised in collaboration with Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ), Takeda Malaysia and Impactlution, the community-wide effort follows Kao Malaysia's launch of its GUARD OUR FUTURE project in June, concurrent with the availability of its new Bioré GUARD Mos Block Serum in Malaysia. “Dengue fever remains a persistent public health issue in Malaysia. With the rise in cases in the state of Selangor, we must work with the local community to address this serious issue together. This cleanup was part of a series of planned activities under our GUARD OUR FUTURE project, and we hope that this will mark the next significant step toward our goal of protecting the lives of Malay

Associate Professor of University Kebangsaan Malaysia Reiterates The 90-Day Golden Window As Key For Effective Stroke Recovery (From left) Dr. Khoo, Evi, Mr. Lew, Dr. Choo, Dr. Lim & Houston at the AmHope Rehab Centre Launch Sleep health specialist AmLife International marks its 10th anniversary celebration with the debut of its unique rehabilitation and regenerative centre driven by CSR - designed to create a meaningful impact on the lives of Malaysia’s seniors affected by modern degenerative diseases, especially stroke in the country. The United Nations has projected Malaysia to become an aged nation by 2030, with 15 % of the population comprising the elderly. As societal aging intensifies, healthcare costs rise, further increasing the burden on society. Therefore, the health status of seniors requires urgent attention. Seniors face various age-related issues such as muscle loss (Sarcopenia), cardiovascular setbacks as well as stroke. Globally, 15 million people suffer from str

bpositive, Singapore’s leading healthcare product provider, has a unique new collaboration in the works with Illumination Studios, the animation studio behind heartfelt comedy gems such as Sing, The Secret Life of Pets, and Despicable Me. Utilising the studio’s mascots – and fan favourites from the Despicable Me series – this partnership brings the beloved Minions characters to its new range of plasters. “For us at bpositive, we knew we wanted to introduce a range of wound care products for kids, and we wanted them to be bright and cheery,” says Corey Bryant, Founder of bpositive. “However, as we were developing this collaboration with Illumination Studios, we also realised there aren’t a lot of unique, fun plaster options that are also intended for adults to use as well. With the Minions range, we hope both kids and adults can enjoy showing off these adorable ‘Boo Boo’ plasters, regardless of age.” The choice of the Minions characters for this new product line comes as no surprise whe

World Health Day serves as a timely reminder for businesses to prioritise employee health and wellbeing, a key driver of organisational performance. International SOS , the world's leading health and security risk services company, urges organisations to move beyond simply acknowledging employee health and wellbeing and actively champion a culture of health within their organisations. The World Economic Forum (WEF) estimates annual health-related productivity losses arising from poor employee health cost employers $530 billion globally.1 Moreover, millions of occupational accidents and work-related illnesses are reported worldwide each year.2 Preventative health programmes can help to minimise these impacts. The International SOS Foundation commissioned report, The Return on Prevention , reveals that for every dollar invested in such programmes, organisations can expect a return of $2.53. Additionally, fostering employee wellbeing strengthens talent acquisition and retention, with

A donation worth RM20,000 to fund breast cancer screenings and support NCSM’s Children’s Home of Hope Brother Malaysia team at the National Cancer Society Malaysia, from left Mr. Nicholas Cheong (Senior Manager Customer Service and IT Dept.), Mr. Sew Kok Meng (Head of Finance and Administration) and Ms. Janesse Tan (Finance Manager) Brother International Malaysia, a leading innovative print and imaging, labelling, and sewing solutions provider, has donated RM20,000 to the National Cancer Society Malaysia (NCSM). The donation will directly support breast screenings for 40 underprivileged women and help cover the operating costs of NCSM's Children's Home of Hope, including bills and utilities. Managing Director of Brother International (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd Tsutomu Takaki emphasised Brother Malaysia's long-term partnership with NCSM since 2011, with its annual participation in Relay for Life, an aspiring event dedicated to raising awareness and funds to fight cancer. The br