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.
A Quiet Anger
Increasing existing treatment coverage and the quality of care available should not be described by mere words, rhetoric and grand announcements but by firm commitments from both the public and private sector.
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.
Why 30 Percent Is A Big Deal In 2018
Women very likely determined the historic outcome which broke Barisan Nasional’s 60 year hold on the government.
Getting Serious About Protecting Healthcare Innovation
Supporting healthcare innovation helps ensure that there is motivation and incentive into the treatment of less common ailments such as rare diseases. People with these diseases should not be left behind.
Make Our Public Spaces Safe For Women Pedestrians
Malaysia has one of the highest gender step gap out of 46 countries observed, ranking third place in high activity inequality between genders (just below Saudi Arabia and Qatar).
Challenges In Balancing Access To Affordable Medicines And Supporting Health...
We need to discuss how we can move forward, address concerns related to intellectual property protections, and support the government’s agenda of ongoing national healthcare reform.
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.
Research Officer