Hepatitis C: Government decision is last resort to save lives
What does success look like?
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.
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.
Politics of rare diseases
Even diseases have to compete for attention.
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.
New think tank launched: Galen Centre for Health & Social Policy
We will form partnerships with health and social organisations to help transform and bridge the gaps between concept, policy and reality,
Remove religion from public health decisions
“There have been instances in Malaysia where men have refused antenatal treatment for their wives after finding out the gynaecologist or obstetrician is a man on the basis of religion.”