We caught up with two Singaporeans, who are both passionately working in the healthtech (application of technology in healthcare) sector - albeit not having any medical degrees.
We got 6 Malaysian millennials to share about their deepest insecurities and how some of them can be treated with certain wellness products such as those under Myegopharm.
Get to know about the 5 growing industries in future Singapore, where you can find out more about what they entail, and how you can potentially get a job in them.
The support given by Penang's state government to its science and technology sector have seen it grow rapidly. We list down 4 cool things that are happening as a result of this focus.
Teleme is a healthcare startup in Malaysia that lets users teleconference with doctors and other healthcare practitioners such as psychologists and dietitians.
Doctor2U signed 2 MOUs with Prudential Assurance Malaysia Berhad and Prudential BSN Takaful Berhad respectively to bring healthcare services like health screening to the homes of their 3 million customer base.
NTUC is Singapore's largest union. Here's their evolution over the years, proving that they have always strived to be relevant in every generation.
Doctor2U continues to expand in Malaysia as they bring their on-demand healthcare services to Penang after signing an MOU with the Penang State Government.
Using IoT, Techcare is a medical tech startup that wants to create a portable version of gamified stroke rehabilitation, among other health tech.
Reports have shown that Malaysian ambulances take an average time of 45 minutes to arrive. Doctor2U launches an on-demand app to help solve this issue.
Microsft and Doctor2U have signed a Memorandum of Understanding that allows the local healthcare startup to create more tech upgrades for their platform.
There are a lot of doctor startups in Malaysia so we compare their various health functions like video calls, live chats and house call doctors & pricing.