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What Matters on TraXXfm Radio - World Heart Day 2020
MAA Medicare Cardiac Diagnostic Centre, Chairman of Medical Advisory Committee and Board of Governors, YBhg Dato' Dr. Ghandhiraj Somasundram, a Consultant Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgeon, speaks with TraXXfm host, DJ Kong Eu, on heart health and cardiac issues in conjunction with World Heart Day 2020.
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Radio Interview - Dr. Chong Wei Peng
Radio Interview - Dr. Haji Azriman Rosman
VIDEOS
Covid-19 & Heart Diseases
MAA Medicare Cardiac Diagnostic Centre discusses Covid-19 & Heart Diseases
What Matters on TraXXfm Radio - World Heart Day 2020
MAA Medicare Cardiac Diagnostic Centre, Chairman of Medical Advisory Committee and Board of Governors, YBhg Dato' Dr. Ghandhiraj Somasundram, a Consultant Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgeon, speaks with TraXXfm host, DJ Kong Eu, on heart health and cardiac issues in conjunction with World Heart Day 2020.
ECM TALK - HOW HAS IT AFFECTED US?
EDUCHANNEL Malaysia features our Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Haji Azriman Rosman, on its segment where he speaks about the Movement Control Order (MCO) announced by the Prime Minister of Malaysia which has affected Malaysians from all groups of life.
Clinical Setup Procedures
EDUCHANNEL Malaysia features our Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Haji Azriman Rosman, on its segment where he speaks on the steps the MAA Medicare Charitable Foundation had taken as a clinical set up during the Movement Order Control phase.
Jonathan day in a life of a radiographer
Do you know what a day in the life of a radiographer is like at the MAA Medicare Charitable Foundation? Meet our resident radiographer Jonathan Stephenraj to know more.
Dr. Nik Cardiac Centre Introduction
Our Resident Medical Officer - Dr Nik Mohd Adzrul Ariff bin Raja Azlan - elaborates on the centre and its services.
Aidilfitri Greetings by CEO
Watch a special message from MAA Medicare Charitable Organisation's Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Haji Azriman Rosman
ECM Talk - MCO Raya: Who's To Blame?
For the second year in a row, Muslims in Malaysia were celebrating Raya on a modest scale. Raya was set to be under lockdown again as cases spike day by day. The big question here is, who's to be blamed? Have Malaysians started to let their guard down?