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What Matters To Malaysians In Health Care - unfortunately what is cheap is seldom good and what is good is seldom cheap
The five most important things to Malaysians are shorter wait times at the hospital, cheaper treatments besides medicines, cheaper diagnostic tests, cheaper premiums for private health insurance, and more caring doctors.
Occupational safety, health enforcement needs review https://www.nst.com.my/opinion/letters/2019/03/466274/occupational-safety-health-enforcement-needs-review via @NST_Online
Health Ministry to probe claims of fake vaccination jab forms for Haj, umrah pilgrims | Malay Mail
PUTRAJAYA, March 5 — The Health Ministry (KKM) will investigate allegations that some doctors falsified the medical records of Haj and umrah pilgrims, specifically the vaccination injections. Its deputy minister Dr Lee Boon Chye…
MIIC 2.0 2019 - Boost Maternal Mental Health via an App - Fulcrum https://youtu.be/_tv3EWfyYCs via @YouTube
Fulcrum is the vision of a team of medical students from Universiti Sains Malaysia. They see this as a solution to improve maternal mental health that is oft...
Indonesian workers given same Socso benefits as Malaysians https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2019/03/465890/indonesian-workers-given-same-socso-benefits-malaysians via @NST_Online
Health Ministry: New legislation to regulate vape, shisha still in the works | Malay Mail
IPOH, March 3 — Deputy Health Minister Dr Lee Boon Chye today said that the ministry will not be tabling a Bill that will allow the government to regulate tobacco, vaping and shisha activities. Dr Lee said the ministry was still…
Obesity-related cancer an emerging problem: Lee | Daily Express Newspaper Online
GEORGE TOWN: Obesity-related cancer is an emerging problem for Malaysia as the country rated as the highest among Southeast Asian nations for obesity, Deputy Health Minister Dr Lee Boon Chye (pic) said Saturday.
Malaysia needs more oncologists: Dzulkefly | Daily Express Newspaper Online
Malaysia needs more oncologists to ensure that cancer patients receive adequate treatment as the government has recognised cancer as a crucial health concern among Malaysians
Jakim to help clarify vaccinations from Islamic perspective
KUANTAN: The Malaysian Islamic Development Department (Jakim) will assist the Health Ministry to formulate a policy pertaining to vaccinations for children from the 'fatwa' perspective, whether it should be made compulsory or oth…
KUCHING: The smoking ban imposed at all eateries in Sarawak effective yesterday, has received mixed reaction from the local community here. A survey by Bernama revealed that some people considered…
Mobile clinic first order of business if victorious in Semenyih, says Pakatan candidate | Malay Mail
SEMENYIH, March 2 ― Pakatan Harapan (PH) candidate Muhammad Aiman Zainali has promised that if he wins the ongoing Semenyih by-election, the first thing he will do is to activate his proposed mobile clinic. “If it's fated I win t…
Deputy health minister: Wrong assessment of child’s health causes lower MMR vaccination rates | Malay Mail
IPOH, March 1 — Parents tend to underestimate the importance for their babies to get the MMR vaccine against measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) when the babies show a satisfactory level of health and development, according to Dr Le…
Health Ministry intensifies efforts to find out why parents reject vaccination https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2019/03/464994/health-ministry-intensifies-efforts-find-out-why-parents-reject via @NST_Online
Unicef: Mandatory laws not best way to ensure children are vaccinated Read more at
PETALING JAYA: Mandatory laws are not the best way to ensure that parents vaccinate their children, says Unicef Malaysia representative Marianne Clark-Hattingh.
Malaysian AIDS Foundation to launch scheme to help women living with HIV | Malay Mail
KUALA LUMPUR, March 1 — The stigma and discrimination surrounding HIV have left some of those living and affected by it disadvantaged when it comes to earning a living. One group that is affected are women. To address gender and…
MoH resumes free meds scheme after ethics audit | Malay Mail
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 28 — The Health Ministry has resumed pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance schemes, which provide costly new drugs to patients for free, after a national audit cleared the programme. Deputy Health Ministe…
Health Ministry sets up task force proposal for compulsory vaccination | Malay Mail
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 28 — The Health Ministry has mobilised a task force to study proposals and calls to make vaccination compulsory in the country, said Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad. He said the force which would b…
KUALA LUMPUR: MALAYSIANS have to bear with the current heatwave a little bit longer as temperatures are expected to soar to 38°C at the end of next month or beginning of April.