Malaysia’s Current Vaccine Procurement Strategy Is Late But Sound
We begin 2021, with 3 vaccines poised for rollout throughout the year to benefit and protect at least 40 percent of the population.
Misinformation Increases Vaccine Hesitancy And Causes Harm
Vaccine hesitancy will result in people being unprotected and left behind.
Immunisation Safety Is A Long-Term Priority
Proving that the vaccine works to regulators, along with short-term safety data, is the first hurdle.
COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout: Who Should Get It First?
Three priority groups can be identified.
Vaccine Announcement Gives Malaysia Headstart But Hurdles Are Significant
This is a marathon and this is only at the first leg of the race.
Joining COVAX: Why And How Much Will It Cost Malaysia
With shrinking national budgets, increasing deficits, demands for welfare assistance, and economies which are struggling to recover from month long lock-downs and harsh restrictive measures, investing in the unknown is a difficult decision to make.
Are We Ready For Fill-Finish Human Vaccine Operations?
Developing the capacity to rapidly fill vaccine vials and finish packaging vaccines for manufacturers in a public health emergency, is an issue of national security.
To Tackle COVID-19, Keep Trade Free And Support Innovation, Says International...
The united declaration calls for a range of measures to safeguard supplies of essential medical goods and support innovation for future Covid-19 treatments and cures.
Collaboration, Innovation And Free Trade Will Get Us Through This Global Crisis
Now is not the time for countries to look inwards. The crisis will only be resolved, and economies will only recover, if countries are allowed to trade and collaborate freely with each other.
COVID-19: The Decision To Resume Congregational Prayer Could Be Premature And...
If we are absolutely unable to wait for the epidemiological situation to improve, then the staged approach taken by Selangor is the model to follow.