Health news in Batu Caves Selangor
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University of Cyberjaya launches rehabilitation sciences school and chiropractic degree
The University of Cyberjaya (UOC) officially launched its School of Rehabilitation Sciences and a new Bachelor of Chiropractic (Honours) Programme in Cyberjaya. The university says the new programmes aim to meet the growing demand for rehabilitation services driven by Malaysia's ageing population.
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Free child anemia screening program in Shah Alam and Kelana Jaya
NGO MySKALA will hold free anemia and dengue prevention screenings for children aged 7 to 11 in the Klang Valley. Screenings will be held at Dewan Dahlia, Section 24, Shah Alam on September 6 and Dewan Residensi TNB, Kelana Jaya on September 16. Children attending with a parent may receive a RM150 incentive.
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Columbia Asia Hospital celebrates Merdeka babies with RM1,000 gift
Columbia Asia Hospital gave RM1,000 to every Malaysian baby born at its hospitals on Merdeka Day through its The HeadStart Initiative with Hong Leong Bank. The initiative helps parents start savings for their newborns.
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Dementia awareness takes centre stage in Petaling Jaya
A three-day World Alzheimer's Month programme will be held from Sept 4 to 6 at Megah Rise Mall in Taman Megah, Petaling Jaya. Organised by Alzheimer's Disease Foundation Malaysia and PPB Properties, the event will feature health talks, free screenings, and flu vaccinations for seniors.
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Olympian Brian Sta Maria waits days in emergency for hospital bed
Malaysian hockey great Brian Sta Maria has spent days in the emergency unit of Universiti Malaya Medical Centre (UMMC) waiting for a hospital bed after a fall at his Petaling Jaya home. His wife is calling for proper treatment, highlighting the struggles of aging national athletes.
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Icon Oncology and Avisena to open new cancer centre in Klang Valley
Icon Oncology and Avisena Healthcare have signed an agreement to establish a new cancer centre at Avisena Specialist Hospital 2, focusing on women's cancers. The centre is expected to start operations in September 2026.
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Hospital Tunku Azizah welcomes 12 Merdeka babies, including twins
Twelve babies, including twin girls, were born at Hospital Tunku Azizah in Kuala Lumpur on National Day. The hospital director and mothers shared their joy at the special births.