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An Introduction To Hyperthyroidism
Hyperthyroidism, or an overactive thyroid, occurs when the thyroid gland produces excessive thyroid hormones, causing the body’s metabolism to speed up. Common symptoms include unexplained weight loss, palpitations, tremors, heat intolerance, anxiety, and an enlarged thyroid gland. If left untreated, hyperthyroidism can lead to serious complications such as heart rhythm disorders, osteoporosis, and fertility problems. Early diagnosis helping patients manage symptoms effectively.
What is Internal Medicine?
Internal Medicine focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of a wide range of adult health conditions, from common illnesses to complex medical cases. Internal Medicine (IM) physicians provide comprehensive and holistic care for adolescents, using their broad understanding of how different organ systems are interconnected. IM physicians aim to identify underlying health issues, manage related conditions, and support better long-term patient outcomes.
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ACS Stop the Bleeding Programme
Putra Medical Centre (PMC) successfully conducted the ACS Stop the Bleeding Programme Train-the-Trainer session as part of its ongoing commitment to strengthening emergency preparedness and lifesaving capabilities among healthcare professionals. The programme was attended by Dato’ Lee Gaik Cheng, who emphasised PMC’s dedication to enhancing clinical competency, patient safety, and continuous knowledge sharing, as well as its aspiration to become an official training centre for the programme. Appreciation is extended to Dr Tan Boon Lee and all staff involved for their valuable contributions.
Parents’ Day 2026
On 10 May 2026, Putra Medical Centre (PMC) was honoured to celebrate Parents’ Day 2026 with patients, family members, staff, and invited guests in an atmosphere filled with warmth, joy, and appreciation. The programme began with a special breakfast session for patients under the Nursing Care Services, followed by group exercise activities, musical performances in conjunction with Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, and a cake-cutting ceremony that further enlivened the celebration. More than just a celebration, the programme served as a sincere tribute to the most important individuals in our lives, our mothers and fathers.
PMC Strengthens Occupational Safety Culture Through The Celebration of World OSH Day 2026
Putra Medical Centre (PMC) was honoured to host the Kedah State-Level World OSH Day 2026 Programme organised by Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) Kedah. The programme reflected PMC’s ongoing commitment towards strengthening workplace safety and health culture. The event was officiated by Ir. Hj. Abdul Aziz bin Salim and attended by PMC’s top management, including Dato’ Dr. Lim Kim Huat and Dato’ Dr. Lee Gaik Cheng.
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PMCK Berhad Appreciates the Invitation Extended to Dr. Lee Ling Hui, Director of Compliance & Sustainability
PMCK Berhad is honoured by the invitation extended to Dr. Lee Ling Hui, Director of Compliance & Sustainability, to serve as a Scientific Committee Member for the 1st International Conference on Climate Change and Sustainability (ICCCS) 2026. This appointment reflects recognition of Dr. Lee Ling Hui’s professional expertise and contributions to the academic & community.
Get back In The Game: Understanding Sports Injuries and Recovery
Sports injuries can affect anyone, from recreational exercisers to competitive athletes. While staying active is essential for good health, injuries caused by overuse, poor technique, or inadequate recovery can impact mobility and performance if left untreated. Common injuries include muscle strains, ligament sprains, tendon inflammation, and knee, shoulder, and ankle injuries. By practising proper warm-up routines, can reduce the risk of complications.
Sleep Apnea and Loud Snoring: More Dangerous Than You Think
Loud snoring is often considered harmless, but it may be linked to Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), a condition where breathing repeatedly stops during sleep due to airway blockage. This leads to poor sleep quality and reduced oxygen levels. OSA is commonly underdiagnosed, with many individuals only noticing symptoms. If left untreated, it may increase the risk of serious health conditions.