Compete To Lower Drug Prices And Save Lives
Competition provides for the possibility of better and improved treatment options, lower drug prices, increased affordability and coverage.
Malaysia Loses From Discriminating Against LGBT People
A 2016 World Bank study found that homophobia alone was estimated to cost India’s economy up to $32 billion a year, approximately 1.7% of its gross domestic product (GDP).
Public Caning Is Traumatic And Detrimental To Mental Health
Public caning has long-term, devastating consequences to a person’s mental health and self-esteem.
Protect LGBT Persons, Protect Public Health
Such targeted stigma, discrimination and criminalisation inevitably lead to the further marginalisation of an already marginalised community, which is a disaster for public health.
Switch To SST Will Leave Aging Population Vulnerable
By 2030, it is estimated that 15 percent of the Malaysian population will be classified as senior citizens above the age of 60.
Support PSM’s Proposal For Direct Income Transfers
Crediting RM100 into a woman’s bank account directly each month is an act of encouraging autonomy and empowerment amongst B40 women. 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.
We Cannot Afford A Trust Deficit In The Public Healthcare System
The taskforce in their future deliberations, should consider establishing the office of health procurement ombudsman.