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Malaysia pushes for strict law to police vapes, e-cigarettes http://po.st/WSs0ir via @staronline

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is planning to introduce strict regulations on the sale and use of electronic cigarettes and vaporisers, health officials said on Tuesday, as countries around the world move to ban devices that have been li…

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Introduce sex ed and access to contraceptives http://po.st/SyZySU via @staronline

PETALING JAYA: The introduction of a comprehensive sex education syllabus and improved access to contraceptives could prevent unwanted pregnancies and unsafe abortions in Malaysia, says Reproductive Rights Advocacy Alliance Malay…

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Don't ease up on haze battle just because air quality improves, says MMA president

Medical experts clamour for better response, warn of long-term health hazards of haze situation.

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After a year of planning, Malaysian AIDS Foundation raises RM290,000 at Red Ribbon KK Gala Dinner for Sabahans living with HIV, other chronic diseases | Malay Mail

KOTA KINABALU, Oct 1 — It takes a lot of work and effort to organise a gala dinner. After all, you have to make it worth a person’s time. Especially if they are paying big bucks to attend. Everything needs to be perfect, from the…

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Orang Asli Open Own Medical Post As Public Clinic Inaccessible

The Pos Lenjang government clinic lacks medicines and the doctor isn't always there, Orang Asli complain.

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Malaysia on alert over yellow fever outbreak in Nigeria http://po.st/AGAA3J via @staronline

KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Malaysia is stepping up precautionary measures in the wake of an outbreak of yellow fever in northern Nigeria that has claimed 16 lives.

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Health Ministry withdraws notification of 4 poisonous cosmetic products

These products must be registered with the Drug Control Authority and can be used under the supervision of a health professional, it adds.

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Ex-Health DG Ismail Merican Quits Pharmaniaga Board

Dr Ismail Merican resigned as Pharmaniaga director two months after his appointment.

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Pharmacists Prescribing Legal Trouble By 'Playing Doctor'

Many patients treated in pharmacies for non-communicable and skin diseases end up in hospital.

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HKL to seek assistance of docs who were victims of alleged racism

This is after hospital receives a third letter containing serious allegations against a department head on Sept 17.

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Penang’s smoke-free plan draws ire http://po.st/F4OFvW via @staronline

GEORGE TOWN: The move to turn Batu Ferringhi into a smoke-free zone has drawn the ire from business operators along the popular tourism belt.

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'So be it' says Dr Lee on cheaper medical checks for e-hailing drivers http://po.st/V9wGJ3 via @staronline

GOPENG: Clinics are free to set the fee for medical examinations of e-hailing drivers, says Deputy Health Minister Dr Lee Boon Chye.

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Malaysia dengue cases top 100,000 for 2019

By NewsDesk @infectiousdiseasenews Malaysian health officials report the number of dengue fever cases have surpassed 100,000 for 2019 to date. Through Sep. 29, 100,803 cases have been reported with Selangor state reporting more t…

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Health Ministry expecting bigger allocation in Budget 2020 | Malay Mail

KUALA SELANGOR, Sept 29 — The Ministry of Health (MOH) is hoping for a bigger allocation in Budget 2020 to address the shortage of staff, equipment and facilities, it has been facing for a long time. Its Minister, Datuk Seri Dr D…

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MMA urges Health Ministry to investigate RM20 medical examination for e-hailing drivers http://po.st/t0HHAd via @staronline

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) has urged the Health Ministry to investigate the type of medical examinations being offered to e-hailing drivers for only RM20. MMA president Dr N. Ganabaskaran said it was i…

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Guan Eng tells why no service tax on private hospitals

Finance Minister says the decision was to help reduce the cost of private health care.

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Batu Ferringhi to be declared Penang’s first no-smoking tourism zone

GEORGE TOWN: Batu Ferringhi, which spans 7km, will be gazetted as Penang’s first no-smoking tourism zone by next month. State health committee chairma...

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DOSH orders Ipoh factory machine operations to stop

IPOH: The Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) in Perak has ordered a factory in the Tasek industrial area here to stop operations of t...

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Help these two selfless women in PJ aid youth with special needs to thrive at life and work (VIDEO) | Malay Mail

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 27 — See Choy Yuen is 19 and has no problem busting a move when the music comes on. He does this without hesitation every time he goes to the Gem & Bread Special Needs Support Group in Damansara Utama. See and…

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E-hailing drivers: Why set medical fee at RM80 when clinics charging only RM20? https://t.co/CrZFfEVAjO via @staronline

PETALING JAYA: The Road Transport Department's (JPJ) decision to set the mandatory medical examination fee for e-hailing drivers at RM80 is not warranted as many clinics charge only RM20, says the Malaysia E-Hailing Drivers Assoc…

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More young Malaysians suffering from heart attacks https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2019/09/524794/more-young-malaysians-suffering-heart-attacks via @NST_Online

KOTA KINABALU: Malaysians as young as 37 are at risk of being diagnosed with a heart attack, said a leading cardiologist.

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Don't be trigger happy in prescribing antibiotics, Dr Dzulkefly tells doctors https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2019/09/524758/dont-be-trigger-happy-prescribing-antibiotics-dr-dzulkefly-tells-doctors via @NST_Online

PUTRAJAYA: Health authorities are closely monitoring the prescription of antibiotics to combat their misuse which could contribute to antimicrobial resistance (AMR).