Review Suspension Of Free Cancer And Rare Disease Drugs Available Under PASc
The Pakatan Harapan Manifesto made a pledge to increase allocations and incentives to encourage the private companies and welfare bodies in the treatment of rare diseases, especially among the needy and families with children with special needs.
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.
Public Health #3: Surviving Cancer
The financial realities of living with cancer.
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.
Policy Brief: Saving Lives and Surviving Cancer in Malaysia: Recommendations...
Reforms in cancer care are needed.
Multiple policy reforms needed to close gap in cancer care
Cancer is the 4th most common cause of death in the country.
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.
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Galen Centre for Health & Social Policy