Inspiring Care from the Heart
Prof Tan connects with readers at his official book launch event
PULSE Issue 43 | July 2024
Presented at the City Reading @ SG Festival, organised by Singapore Press Holding (SPH)’s Chinese publication Lianhe Zaobao, the official launch event of Prof Tan Huay Cheem’s latest book “Clinical Insights: New Knowledge on Prevention and Treatment of Heart Disease, Volume Three《临床心得: 心脏病防治新知三集》” took place on 25 May, Saturday, at NAFA Campus 3, Studio Theatre! Launched to a full-house turnout, attendees to the ticketed event were eager to catch a glimpse of Prof Tan, and learn more about his latest release.
Prof Tan, a distinguished figure in the field of cardiology, serves as Senior Advisor to the National University Heart Centre, Singapore (NUHCS). His impressive portfolio includes participation in over 500 international conferences and 70 international live case demonstrations globally. Additionally, he has published numerous articles in international medical journals. Currently, he chairs the Singapore Heart Foundation (SHF), passionately advocating for public education on cardiovascular health, to bring clarity and debunk common myths surrounding heart disease, a leading cause of death.
The third instalment of his acclaimed book series delves into insights from his illustrious three-decade-long career and dedication to cardiology patient care, focusing on the latest knowledge in preventing and treating heart disease. Through his regular column in the Chinese daily, Lianhe Zaobao, Prof Tan distils practical advice and breakthrough research on cardiovascular care. His previous compilations, released in 2011 and 2017, have been well-received, and this volume promises even more interesting and updated insights.
Hope for A Healthier, Better Tomorrow
In an effort to contribute further to patient care, all sales proceeds of Prof Tan’s latest book《临床心得: 心脏病防治新知三集》at the City Reading @ SG Festival event were donated to the NUHCS Heart Fund, a sub-fund of NUHS Fund Limited, to raise funds for financially disadvantaged heart patients and support them on their journey towards better heart health.
