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Medical Channel Asia announces largest Digital Healthcare conference in Asia to be held in Malaysia on 12 Oct 2024

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The Connecting Care With Clicks 2024 conference is set to bring together leading healthcare professionals to discuss the future of digital marketing in the industry. Organised by Medical Channel Asia, the fastest growing digital health media platform in Southeast Asia, the conference will take place on October 12, 2024 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Hundreds of doctors and healthcare professionals are attending the one-day event to gain insights into utilizing innovative digital strategies and technologies to engage patients. With insightful keynote presentations from prominent figures like Dr. Mahesh Appannan of the Malaysian Ministry of Health and viral healthcare social media influencers such as Dato’ Dr. Tikfu Gee, this conference will proof to be a fruitful session to those looking to establish their digital presence and influence health conversations in their online communities.

Press Release – Roche’s Tecentriq® SC (atezolizumab) becomes the first subcutaneous anti-PD-(L)1 cancer immunotherapy available to patients in Singapore, reducing treatment time to a few minutes

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Roche announced today that Tecentriq® SC (atezolizumab) has been approved by the Singapore Health Sciences Authority (HSA) for all indications in which the intravenous (IV) formulation of Tecentriq has been previously approved, including certain types of lung, breast and liver cancer.4 Tecentriq SC is Roche’s fourth subcutaneous cancer therapy,5-7 and the world’s first injectable anti-PD-(L)1 cancer immunotherapy.

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NUH Trauma Centre Enhances Safety for Vulnerable Groups

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The National University Hospital (NUH) has launched the National University Centre for Trauma. This centre focuses on comprehensive trauma care and outreach to vulnerable groups, including children, older adults, and migrant workers. The initiative aims to enhance safety and prevent trauma across Singapore.

Unregistered Pilgrims’ Deaths: A Health Crisis during the Hajj

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Following the deaths of at least 1,300 people at this year’s hajj, the health of pilgrims in Saudi Arabia has become a critical issue. Witnesses and experts say a combination of scorching temperatures and difficulties with crowd control made the sacred event disorienting and dangerous. These pilgrims lack access to essential facilities like air-conditioned buses and tents. Consequently, they must endure long walks under the scorching sun without adequate protection. This situation highlights significant health risks associated with unregistered Hajj participation.