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Managing Diabetes and Hypertension in Daily Life
Managing Diabetes and Hypertension in Daily Life

Diabetes and hypertension remain among the most common chronic conditions in Malaysia. Many individuals are only diagnosed during screenings or when complications arise, making early detection and regular monitoring essential. Dr. Chew Chang Eek, Resident Consultant Physician in Internal Medicine at PMC, shares insights on how these conditions are commonly managed.

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Events

Putra Medical Centre Hosts Strategic Discussion With UNISHAM
Putra Medical Centre Hosts Strategic Discussion With UNISHAM

PMC was honoured to welcome a delegation from Universiti Sultan Abdul Halim Mu’adzam Shah (UNISHAM) for a strategic discussion on the proposed Nursing Scholarship Programme. The meeting explored opportunities to strengthen collaboration in nursing education through educational sponsorship, clinical training placements, and the development of future-ready healthcare professionals. This initiative reflects PMC’s ongoing commitment to investing in human capital and supporting the growth of a skilled and compassionate nursing workforce.

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Putra Medical Centre Welcomes a Courtesy Visit from Institut Aminuddin Baki
Putra Medical Centre Welcomes a Courtesy Visit from Institut Aminuddin Baki

Putra Medical Centre (PMC) was honoured to host a delegation from Institut Aminuddin Baki (IAB) under the National Professional Qualification for Educational Leaders (NPQEL) programme. The visit provided a valuable platform for sharing best practices in leadership, governance, and organizational management while strengthening collaboration between the healthcare and education sectors. Through meaningful knowledge exchange, both organizations reaffirmed commitment to leadership excellence.

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Future Forge 2026 Conference
Future Forge 2026 Conference

PMCK Berhad was honoured to participate in the Future Forge 2026: Adult Learning Conference, organised by MAHSA International College in Penang. Bringing together industry leaders, academics, and professionals, the conference served as a platform to explore lifelong learning, leadership development, and workforce transformation. Representing PMCK Berhad, Dato’ Lee Gaik Cheng participated as a forum panel speaker, sharing valuable insights on leading change in high-risk industries, with a focus on resilience, adaptability, and effective decision-making in healthcare.

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Blogpost

Get back In The Game: Understanding Sports Injuries and Recovery
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.

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Sleep Apnea and Loud Snoring: More Dangerous Than You Think
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.

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Men’s Health Month and Preventive Healthcare Awareness
Men’s Health Month and Preventive Healthcare Awareness

Men’s Health Month highlights the importance of preventive healthcare, regular health screenings, and healthy lifestyle choices in supporting long-term wellbeing. Many common health conditions affecting men, including heart disease, diabetes, prostate-related conditions, obesity, and mental health concerns, can develop gradually without obvious symptoms. Routine medical check-ups help reduce health risks.

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