Medical Channel Asia

27/04/2026

Can your Apple Watch detect sleep apnoea? ⌚😴

Newer Apple Watch features may help identify breathing disturbances during sleep and flag possible signs of sleep apnoea. While useful, these alerts do not replace proper medical assessment.

Swipe to learn how the feature works, how to read the results, and when to seek further help.

Curious about your sleep quality?
👉 Take our Sleep Quiz: https://medicalchannelasia.com/sleep-quiz/

26/04/2026

Did you know malaria is still a risk in certain parts of the world, especially in tropical regions? 🦟

The good news is that it can often be prevented and treated when recognised early. If you are travelling soon, take a moment to know the risks, spot the symptoms, and learn how to protect yourself before you go!

23/04/2026

As part of Mount Elizabeth Hospital’s recent transformation, new technologies are being integrated directly into clinical workflows.

At the guided media preview, Dr Eugene Liu, Diagnostic Radiologist, walked us through a hybrid CT system that combines imaging and intervention - enabling more precise, targeted procedures. With the support of AI to delivering treatment directly to tumours, it offers a glimpse into how complex care is evolving.

22/04/2026

From implants to reshaping devices to drug-coated balloons - 3 ways BPH can now be treated without traditional surgery.

From implants to "stents" new options are changing the game in BPH management. Do you still need surgery, or is there another way?

21/04/2026

Viral hacks claim that a quick massage can fix a stubborn blocked nose. But does it actually work, or is it just a neurological trick? 🧠✨

ENT Specialist Dr. Alex Tham breaks down the science behind this viral hack. While pulling your cheek or pressing your nose might feel good for a second, it doesn’t address the real culprit: inflammation. The key is to choose effective treatments like saline rinses or prescribed medications. Have you tried any of these viral hacks before? Let us know in the comments! 👇

21/04/2026

What goes into a hospital transformation?

We were invited to a guided media preview of Mount Elizabeth Hospital’s newly transformed campus.The S$350 million redevelopment introduces redesigned clinical spaces, integrated diagnostics, and digital systems aimed at improving patient flow, efficiency, and care delivery.

📹 Watch the reel for highlights from the tour, and 📖 read more on Medical Channel Asia: https://medicalchannelasia.com/news/inside-mount-elizabeth-hospitals-redesign-for-faster-safer-patient-care/

IHH Healthcare Singapore

19/04/2026

This World Liver Day, find out more about some rare liver diseases that hide behind ordinary symptoms like fatigue or itchy skin, and why they are often overlooked in Asia.

Think liver issues are only about alcohol? Learn about 5 rare liver diseases that hide behind fatigue and itchy skin, and how new medical treatments help.

19/04/2026

Your liver is working around the clock, even when you do not notice it!

In conjunction with World Liver Day, here is a reminder of 3 important things your liver does every day to help keep you healthy 💚

Show your liver some love with these simple habits:
🥗 Eat better
🏃 Move more
🩺 Get regular check-ups
🍷 Go easy on alcohol

Because when your liver is healthy, the rest of you benefits too 🙌

17/04/2026

Can’t sleep lately? Your medication might be playing a part. 💊

Swipe to learn 5 common medications that may affect sleep and what you can do about it. Always check with your doctor before making any changes.

Curious about your sleep quality?
👉 Take our Sleep Quiz: https://medicalchannelasia.com/sleep-quiz/

17/04/2026

This World Haemophilia Day, it is worth asking: Is managing a condition the same as living freely?

A recent national study carried out by Haemophilia Society of Singapore (HSS), Living with Haemophilia in Singapore: Care, Lived Experiences and Outcomes, revealed that even with effective treatment, many patients still carry an invisible burden.

Haemophilia care has improved in Singapore, so why do patients still feel limited? A report by HSS reveals the gap between treatment and true freedom.

17/04/2026

Is it just a bad day or a red flag? 🤔

Dr. Lim Wee Peng, Family Physician and Medical Director at Parkway Shenton in Singapore, explains that most men think Erectile Dysfunction is a sudden problem, but it is actually a gradual process. ED often starts with subtle signs like softer erections, difficulty maintaining firmness, or fewer morning erections. These are early red flags for your blood flow and hormonal health that should not be overlooked.

Addressing these signs early is not just about performance—it is about protecting your long-term cardiovascular health.

🚀 Take the survey today: https://revivetherooster.com/

15/04/2026

Is your body sending you a warning sign? 🩺

Dr. Lim Wee Peng, Family Physician and Medical Director at Parkway Shenton in Singapore, explains that Erectile Dysfunction is more than just a bedroom issue, and is often the first indicator of cardiovascular issues. While it affects one in two men over 40, it can happen at any age due to restricted blood flow or nerve function.

Whether the cause is stress, diabetes, or blood pressure, addressing the root cause early protects both your heart and your confidence. Instead of ignoring the signs, treat them like any other health check-up to regain your confidence and protect your heart.

👉 Check your symptoms here: https://revivetherooster.com/