Drug Price Controls In Malaysia: Implications and Considerations (No. 5, June...
There is no one-size-fits-all approach or quick fix to achieving an optimal balance between paying the costs of providing high quality healthcare and ensuring equitable, accessible and affordable treatment for all. The Government Should Reconsider Drug Price Controls
There is no one-size-fits-all approach or quick fix.
Plan needs more specificity and depth for mental health reform
We need to better understand the origins of poor mental health in Malaysia which will include social, economic, workplace, and environmental stressors; and social determinants to health such as poor health literacy and poverty.
Should We Compromise On Quality And Safety Of Health Supplements?
A common question asked by entrepreneurs is when should a product be registered as a drug?
Report Card – Year 1: Health Under Pakatan Harapan
This document is intended to gauge the Pakatan Harapan government’s stewardship of the health agenda and commitment to reforms. It is important to note from the onset that these grades reflect a work in progress.
Galen Centre: PH Government Scores C+ For Health
The overall grade given of C+ reflects a work in progress.
Need To Clamp Down On Online Sale Of Unregistered Medicines And Supplements
The government must strengthen and update its current regulatory and enforcement framework in order to improve surveillance, consumer safety and protection.
Sugar Tax Revenue Should Go Towards Expanding HiTS
Fighting non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, cancer and obesity is a long game and requires vision, committed investments and political will to ensure that we are able to reap the results of a healthier people and nation.