Public Health #2: Palliative Care – How Can We Do Better?
With the right public health approach to palliative care, we can improve the quality of life those who are living longer with chronic non-communicable diseases.
Drop In Malaysia’s IP Ranking Is Reversible
Malaysian progress and achievements in encouraging, cultivating and boosting home-grown innovation are also at risk.
Public Health #1: What will it take to convince the anti-vaxxers?
The anti-vaccine movement is causing harm.
Criminalising glue sniffing solves nothing
When responding to the children and young people who suffer from inhalant addiction and dependency, let us first do no harm.
Dealing with discrimination this World AIDS Day
Now, more than ever, compassion, not hate and discrimination, is absolutely necessary in dealing with the many challenges we face as a society.
Galen Centre organises roundtable on surviving cancer in Malaysia
Malaysia as an upper middle income country has the opportunity and ability to improve its response to cancer.
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.