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Eye Injury
Our eyes occupy less than 5% of the area of the face but yet the eye gets injured in over 60% of the time when there is trauma to the face region. Fortunately, the eye has its own protective mechanism thus reducing the severity of any injury.
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During Your Trip: Prevent Possible Infection
It’s easy to avoid someone coughing or sneezing but what to do when you’re stuck in a long haul with a crowd of coughing and sneezing passengers in a small space? Also, a healthy adult can be contagious with the flu for up to 7 days before showing any signs of the illness.
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Before Your Trip: Plan for a Safe and Healthy Journey
Staying in good health while travelling can help ensure that your trip will be a happy and enjoyable one. Here’s a list of things to do before departure.
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Is There a (Virtual) Doctor in the House?
From finding a parking spot in busy hospitals or clinics to having to put up with long waits at the doctor’s office, a visit to the doctors can be an exhausting, time-consuming experience for many, especially in a fast-paced society like the one we live in today.
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What You Should Know About the Flu
There’s a common misconception that the flu is the same as a cold. Both are respiratory illnesses sharing the same symptoms but they are actually caused by different viruses.
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Teleme’s #ThankYouMom Campaign
Share the love and gratitude to your mom this coming Mothers’s Day.
Join Teleme’s #ThankYouMom Contest and stand a chance to win attractive prizes for your beloved mom.
Five Positive Ways to Manage Stress
You can’t avoid stress in your daily life but you can manage it. Don’t ignore stress as stress can lead to major health problems and it affects your health mentally and physically.
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Study on User Experience with E-Counseling
E-counseling appears to address a number of significant barriers (i.e. convenience, affordability, and accessibility) that sometimes prevent face-to-face counseling from being effective.
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E-Counseling: Viable Alternative to Traditional Face-To-Face Counseling
Telemental health, or the use of technology to provide long-distance counseling, is a field that is rapidly growing in response to this demonstrated and very urgent need.
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Colorectal Cancer
Colorectal Cancer (also known as bowel cancer and colon cancer) is cancer found in the colon or rectum (part of large intestines). Most colon cancer start as a growth on the inner lining of the colon called polyps. Over time, these polyps can change into cancer.
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Causes and Management of Hearing Loss
When an individual has hearing loss, the person would most often be referred to an audiologist for a diagnosis of the type of hearing loss, severity of hearing loss, site of problem and non-medical management.
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Practitioner in the Spotlight: Dr Khairi Rahman
If you’re going through a stage in life where you can’t function well or feel good, professional help can make a difference. Always know that you’re not alone when you’re facing difficulties or problems in life.
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Types of Hearing Loss
Normally, hearing loss is divided into conductive loss, sensorineural loss and mixed loss. These descriptions are based on where the problem that caused the hearing loss is present.
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Can a Deaf Person Hear?
Can a deaf person hear? If your answer was a no, then you are among the majority who has the wrong idea about hearing impairment.
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Affordable Ways to Invest in Mental Health
Thank you Focus Malaysia for featuring Teleme on affordable ways to invest in mental health. An excellent write up by Focus Malaysia on mental health.
How can one seek help from mental health professional if it’s expensive?
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Hearing Loss in Your Child: Communication and Assistive Listening Devices
One of the most difficult decisions that you might have to make for your child would be the method of communication that he would use.
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Hearing Loss in Your Child, What to Do Next?
When parents are told that their child has hearing loss, many a times they are lost about what they should do next. As an audiologist, management of hearing problems is…
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Hearing and Speech Development in Children
The first 3-4 years of life is when the child acquires speech and language skills. These skills develop best when the child is exposed to world rich in sounds (hearing skills), sights and exposure…
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Pregnancy and Your Vision
Throughout pregnancy, there are changes in the hormone levels in the body which are essential to support the growth and development of the baby.
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Healthcare Checklist Before You Travel Abroad
Planning before you travel abroad allows you to enjoy your trip with ease of mind and helps you stay healthy…
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Stress Management: Avoid, Alter, Adapt and Accept
While stress is an automatic response from your nervous system, some stressors arise at expected situations such as meeting monthly work…
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