defines anosmia as lack of olfaction or a loss of the ability to smell. Many people may not realise they have this disorder until they encounter a situation whereby it is obvious that they had missed an odour or smell. It is distressing and could lead to depression in some. There is another condition called “hyposmia” where an individual’s ability to smell is diminished. He would be able to catch the smell only when the odour/fragrance intensity is high.

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Malaysia is a great destination for medical tourism due to its highly efficient medical staff and modern healthcare facilities as well as its engaging scenery and relaxing beaches. It is fast becoming a competitor for some of the most popular medical tourism destinations, India andThailand.

Hospitals in Malaysia are generally clean and well-equipped with state of the art technology. In many cases, they will exceed Americanexpectations, as some are modeled after high-class hotels to pamper their guests. All private hospitals are required to be approved and licensed by the Ministry of Health and meet very strict standards of quality and performance.

Source: http://medicaltourismguide.org/

Chairman: Dr Kuljit Singh 

Invited Speaker: Dr Charlotte Chiong Philipines

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