Day: September 24, 2024

RALEIGH, N.C., Merz Aesthetics, the world’s largest dedicated medical aesthetics business, announced today the launch of Ultherapy PRIME – a noninvasive, FDA-cleared medical aesthetics treatment that provides a truly personalized and long-lasting lift of the skin in one session with zero downtime.¹ The Ultherapy PRIME platform is the evolution of Ultherapy®, which has been recognized as the Gold Standard for nonsurgical lifting due to its large body of clinical evidence, well-established mechanism of action (MOA) and high patient satisfaction. 1,2,3 Built on a legacy of proven, natural-looking outcomes, Ultherapy PRIME redefines the future of nonsurgical skin lifting by uniquely combining

TOKYO, NIPPON KINZOKU CO., LTD. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo) has commercialized ‘FINE PIPE’ *1, a welded drawn pipe that surpasses ‘seamless pipe’ by using carefully selected materials and unique processing technologies (welding, drawing, annealing) only available from a raw material manufacturer. These products meet the needs for higher precision in small-diameter pipe manufacturing, and we have received many inquiries and orders for the ‘FINE PIPE’ series are expanding. Features of “FINE PIPE” *1 1. Higher precision than seamless pipes, and continuous processing of coil products improves productivity and enables significant cost reductions 2. Minimal thickness deviation, unique welding technology, and full

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia has taken a major step forward in addressing the global burden of lung diseases by spearheading the submission of a landmark World Health Organisation (WHO) Lung Health Resolution at the recent World Cancer Congress held in Geneva. The resolution, which aims to be adopted as a global health agenda at the World Health Assembly and United Nations General Assembly in 2025, seeks to prioritise lung health on international platforms. Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said Malaysia’s initiative to submit the WHO Lung Health Resolution represents a clarion call for all nations to prioritise integrated and

PUTRAJAYA, The newly appointed director-general of the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA), Maritime Rear Admiral Datuk Mohd Rosli Abdullah, has called on all maritime personnel to cultivate a culture of leadership, accountability, integrity, and mutual respect. Mohd Rosli, appointed to the role on Sept 17, emphasised that these values must be upheld at every level, according to each individual’s capacity and role, and guided by the seven pillars of MMEA’s empowerment strategy, which will serve as the foundation for reforming the agency throughout his leadership. The seven pillars are proactive and inclusive leadership; loyalty; human capital and organisational development; governance

GEORGE TOWN, The Penang State Government has disbursed a total of RM10,599,260 in ex-gratia payments to fishermen registered under the Social Impact Management Plan (SIMP) for the Silicon Island project to date. Penang Infrastructure Corporation Sdn Bhd chief executive officer Datuk Seri Farizan Darus said that 680 out of 877 registered fishermen have received the full ex-gratia payment, while 53 others received 75 per cent of the payment based on their eligibility levels and categories. “The payment process is ongoing for the remaining fishermen, as supporting documents are still being updated,” he said in a statement today. Farizan announced that