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The event took place at the newly inaugurated Medihelp Wellness Center, the 18th branch of Medihelp Hospitals chain at Lipton Circus.
The seminar, centred on the critical theme of combating prostate cancer, was conducted by urologist Dr. Chin Chong Min, renowned for his expertise in urological surgeries and bladder disorders.
Dr. Chin Chong Min, practicing at Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital, Singapore, shared invaluable insights garnered from his vast experience in treating urinary cancers, including prostate cancer, utilizing advanced techniques such as laparoscopic and robotic surgery.
Prostate cancer remains a significant health concern globally, particularly among men. Recognizing the importance of proactive healthcare measures, Nishantha Jayamanne, COO of Medihelp Hospitals, emphasized the hospital chain’s commitment to promoting wellness and facilitating early detection of cancers.
“We conduct a large number of cancer screenings every day across our chain of hospitals and Medical Centres situated in 18 locations. As a hospital chain committed to promoting wellness, we are happy to host this lifestyle seminar partnering with Parkway Hospitals Singapore Sri Lanka office. We are indeed honoured and privileged to have Dr. Chin Chong Min from Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital Singapore, who is a world renowned specialist consultant Urologist to conduct this lifestyle seminar which was of immense value,” he said.
Echoing the sentiments, Shuvo Hridayesh, Country Director of IHH Patient Assistant Centre Sri Lanka Office, expressed his appreciation for the collaborative effort in organizing the seminar. He stressed the importance of such initiatives in raising awareness and fostering preventive healthcare practices among the Sri Lankan populace.
Medihelp Hospitals and Mount Elizabeth Singapore remain steadfast in their commitment to empowering communities with knowledge and resources to combat health challenges effectively. Through collaborative efforts and expert-led initiatives, both entities aim to make significant strides in promoting holistic well-being and early intervention against prostate cancer.