Health Check

This article will break down the key points of health check-ups for men and women in different age groups (30+, 40+, 50+), including cancer screening, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular checks, and comprehensive health risk management, while providing recommended check-up plans. If you’re planning to review your health at the end of the year, this guide is your must-read resource.

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in Hong Kong. 1 in every 14 women may develop breast cancer. According to 2022 statistics, there were 5,182 new local cases, with more than 800 deaths caused by breast cancer.

Heart disease is the third leading cause of death in Hong Kong, and the most common type is coronary artery disease (commonly known as coronary heart disease). According to the Department of Health, more than 60% of deaths from heart disease are attributed to coronary heart disease.

Hong Kong has ranked among the top globally for life expectancy for years — with men living up to 83 years and women up to 88. However, longevity doesn’t always mean quality of life. Studies show that among Hong Kong residents aged 70 and above, 1 in 10 suffers from dementia, and this figure rises to 1 in 3 for those over 85. Alzheimer’s disease accounts for up to 75% of these cases.

Hong Kong people live fast-paced lives, and takeout has become a daily choice for many. But did you know that long-term consumption of takeout can lead to fatty liver? This article will explain in detail the causes of fatty liver, common symptoms, potential risks, and provide 5 effective improvement methods to help you protect your liver health and stay away from the risk of liver cancer.

In Hong Kong, summer temperatures often exceed 33°C, prompting many people to stay indoors and enjoy air conditioning. Have you ever experienced cold hands and feet or dizziness after frequently moving between hot outdoor environments and cool indoor areas? These symptoms may already signal a hidden risk of stroke. Meanwhile, stroke cases are trending younger, with more young adults becoming high-risk due to chronic stress, irregular routines, prolonged sitting, lack of exercise, and heavily seasoned diets.

Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death in Hong Kong, claiming over 3,000 lives annually. It is also a major cause of long-term disability. But did you know that cerebrovascular accidents are no longer limited to the elderly? The incidence among young people has been increasing year by year.

Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer among women worldwide. According to 2022 statistics, approximately 2.3 million women globally were diagnosed with breast cancer, and 670,000 died from it. In Hong Kong, breast cancer is one of the most common cancers among women, and its mortality rate is rising, making it one of the ten deadliest cancers locally. This guide introduces the characteristics, early symptoms, risk factors, and screening methods of breast cancer, helping the public detect early warning signs and understand the treatment options at each stage. While most breast lumps are benign, individuals should seek professional diagnosis and medical consultation as soon as a lump is detected.

Are you experiencing chest pain, joint discomfort, or headaches? Do you want to get an MRI or CT scan as soon as possible to understand your condition? According to a Legislative Council report, the median waiting time for routine radiological diagnostic tests under the Hospital Authority ranges from 28 to 173 weeks. For example, a CT scan takes 64 weeks, an MRI takes 92 weeks, and a mammogram takes 99 weeks.

The early symptoms of Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma are often subtle and easily overlooked, many people confuse it with chronic or allergic rhinitis. Early detection is crucial to the cure rate, with the cure rate for the first stage reaching 90%. This article will analyse the signs, causes and detection methods of Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma to help you identify this disease, which ranks 11th among the deadliest cancers in Hong Kong, early. The new Take2 Prophecy™ detection technology provides a screening sensitivity of up to 97%, allowing early detection even without symptoms

Pancreatic cancer is known in the medical community as the “silent killer” for a reason. By the time patients begin to show obvious symptoms, the disease is often already in the late stages. As a result, we often see patients with pancreatic cancer diagnosed after the disease is best treated. It is important to understand the symptoms and risks of pancreatic cancer, as the disease is not often detected until it is in its late stages. This article explores the challenges of early detection of pancreatic cancer, warning signs to look out for, current screening methods we offer and how to reduce your risk throughout lifestyle changes.

Breast cancer is one of the most common breast cancers amongst women in Hong Kong. An average of 1 in every 14 women is diagnosed with invasive breast cancer. In other words, the average chance of a Hong Kong woman developing invasive breast cancer in her lifetime is about 6.8%.

Are you considering an MRI scan, but want to know more about how it works, and what the benefits are? An MRI scan is a popular alternative offered instead of a CT scan or an X-ray, to detect any diseases or conditions within your body. Trinity Medical Centre uses high-quality machines, and the latest technology, to provide a simple, efficient and highly effective MRI scanning procedure.

女性隨著年齡增長，身體容易出現不少毛病，^每4位女性便有1位有機會患上癌症，並且越來越年輕化，因此，建議各位女性每年都需要進行一次全面婦科檢查以確保健康。🔍究竟不同年齡的女性需要做什麽身體檢查項目？