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Klinik As-Salam’s Chief Clinical Officer: Dr Rosmaliza

Co-Founder | Chief Clinical Officer | Family Medicine Specialist   At Klinik As-Salam, quality healthcare is delivered through strong, ethical, and patient-focused clinical leadership. This leadership is spearheaded by Dr Rosmaliza Kamaruddin, Co-Founder and Chief Clinical Officer of Klinik As-Salam.   As Co-Founder, Dr Rosmaliza plays a vital role in shaping the vision, values, and

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Why Are Scans During Pregnancy So Important for Mother and Baby?

Throughout pregnancy, mothers will certainly undergo pregnancy scan procedures! Not only do parents get to see the baby’s face or movements, but the scans also allow them to monitor the mother’s health and the baby’s development throughout the pregnancy. A Pregnancy Scan? What’s That? A pregnancy scan is an examination using high-frequency sound waves (ultrasound)

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Sleep & Weight: The Connection Many People Don’t Realise

If you’re trying to lose weight, the amount of sleep you get is just as important as your daily diet and exercise. Sleep isn’t just about rest. It also plays an important role in regulating hormones, appetite, and the body’s metabolism. Many people don’t realise that sufficient, quality sleep is also important for the weight-loss

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PCOS and Weight Problems: Are They Connected?

PCOS, or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, is a condition affecting women that involves hormonal imbalances and how the body’s metabolism functions. PCOS can cause problems with the menstrual cycle, fertility, heart function, and physical appearance. What’s the Connection Between PCOS and Weight Problems? Hormonal imbalances can cause significant weight gain, and the body produces insulin but

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BMI, Visceral Fat & Obesity: What’s the Difference?

Many people still assess their health level based on weight alone. They assume that if the body looks slim, it means they’re healthy, while excess weight means they’re unhealthy. In reality, physical health can’t be judged from just one angle. BMI, visceral fat, and obesity all play important roles, yet many people are still confused

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Floods Are More Than Just Water — Know Your Health Risks

Flood disasters have many harmful effects, not only damaging property, but also increasing health risks. The frequency of floods has caused the level of awareness about waterborne diseases to steadily decline. Public Health Medicine Specialist at the Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya Health Department, Dr Misliza Ahmad, said that floods are not merely a physical disaster,

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Myths About Food After Circumcision (sunat) That Parents Still Believe

Sometimes, parents may not know much about the dietary restrictions after their child’s circumcision, believing that the wound will then be slow to heal. However, most of the restrictions people follow are actually myths passed down through generations, not medical facts. So, here are some myths that are often believed after a child’s circumcision: 1.

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