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Affordability

Review Suspension Of Free Cancer And Rare Disease Drugs Available Under PASc

The Pakatan Harapan Manifesto made a pledge to increase allocations and incentives to encourage the private companies and welfare bodies in the treatment of rare diseases, especially among the needy and families with children with special needs.
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Healthcare Reforms

Competition Improves Drug Access And Affordability

What needs to urgently improve is the availability, affordability and accessibility of new and improved treatments for diseases such as cancer and rare diseases.
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Non-Communicable Diseases

Public Health #3: Surviving Cancer

The financial realities of living with cancer.
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Healthcare Reforms

Budget 2018: Bold step towards sustainable health financing but falls short on...

There is cause for concern as an insufficient allocation could result in shortages of essential drugs.
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Healthcare Reforms

National health insurance scheme in 2018?

A national health insurance scheme could be a game changer to catapult the entirety of Malaysian healthcare into the 21st century, rather than piecemeal, as it is today.
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Healthcare Reforms

Hepatitis C: Government decision is last resort to save lives

What does success look like?
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Healthcare Reforms

Take advantage of Gilead Science’s voluntary license to effectively treat...

Going with a government use licence could represent a pyrrhic approach to a long-term problem with possible consequences and complications.
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Healthcare Reforms

Gilead Science’s decision is a shot in the arm for Malaysia’s...

This is a game changer in the fight against Hepatitis C in Malaysia.
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Healthcare Reforms

Healthcare does not cost RM1

With charges between RM1 and RM5 for outpatient and specialist care respectively, Malaysians are able to access high quality treatment and care at government clinics and hospitals.
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