World Medical Hospital organized its 31st seminar under the topic “Sleep Crisis: When Sleep Deprivation Affects Life Readiness – The Silent Risk of Insomnia” on 24 March 2026 at Sky Hall, 22nd Floor, to promote health awareness regarding sleep and its long-term impacts on overall well-being.

The seminar was opened by Prof. Dr. Adisorn Phattharadol, Hospital Director, and featured a lecture by Dr. Nitiwat Srikanchanawat, a specialist in internal medicine. The session provided insights into the causes of sleep disorders, approaches to improving sleep health, and behavioral adjustments to enhance sleep quality.

This activity reflects the hospital’s commitment to promoting preventive healthcare by empowering individuals with accurate health knowledge, enabling them to take appropriate care of their health and reduce long-term health risks.

• Supporting behavioral changes to reduce health impacts from sleep-related issues. Target 3.4 Reduce premature mortality from non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
• The seminar enhances awareness of sleep health and supports risk prevention. Target 3.d Strengthen the capacity for health risk management.

• Health education supports continuous learning and promotes sustainable well-being. Target 4.7 Ensure that all learners acquire knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development.

BCH is committed to promoting preventive health knowledge to enhance the quality of life for the public in a sustainable manner.