Healthcare ReformsBUDGET 2022 – 5 Recommendations: We Cannot Afford To Pass The Buck OnBefore COVID-19, Malaysia was already in the firm grip of another health crisis. Continue Reading...
Non-Communicable DiseasesHealth Minister: COVID-19 disrupted but created opportunities for change and...Approximately 49,000 people in Malaysia were estimated to be newly diagnosed with cancer in 2020. Continue Reading...
Non-Communicable DiseasesVirtual Conference – Improving Access To Cancer Treatment And Care (15-16...The government has repeatedly emphasised its commitment to the implementation of improved cancer control and prevention strategies to reduce incidence, mortality and increase cancer survival. Continue Reading...
Non-Communicable DiseasesChildren With Spinal Muscular Atrophy Must Not Be Left BehindThere are effective treatments which when delivered early, are life-changers for infants and young children Continue Reading...
Non-Communicable DiseasesFocus: Safeguarding Cancer Care For Budget 2022Ignoring cancer care now may turn one public health crisis into many others. Continue Reading...
Non-Communicable DiseasesLiving With Haemophilia Amidst The COVID-19 CrisisThose who live with this condition are no strangers to both challenges and having reservoirs of courage. Continue Reading...
Non-Communicable DiseasesFor Thousands, Psoriasis Is A Hidden BurdenThe challenge that faces those working to help those living with psoriasis today is how to make those therapies more accessible to those who need it. Continue Reading...
Non-Communicable DiseasesCancer Does Not Take A PauseLast year, the Ministry of Health released the findings of the Malaysia National Cancer Registry Report 2012–2016. The findings were bleak. Continue Reading...
Non-Communicable DiseasesWe Need A Shot In The Arm For CancerWe need to increase early detection, expand effective treatment, provide care, and improve survival. Continue Reading...
Non-Communicable DiseasesWhite Paper: Psoriasis – Lifting The Burden Of Stigma & Changing...With sufficient resources and investment to manage psoriasis, suffering and stigma can be reduced, and lives changed for the better. Continue Reading...