14,205 reports from 2017–2026, collected from the Malaysian Medical News Telegram channel.
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Should you take a second booster Covid Vaccine? https://t.co/dCMPryb4cq — Malaysian Medicine (@MyMedicalRsrc) Nov 6, 2022
Second Booster or Bivalent Covid-19 vaccine. We summarize it for you, but this is only general health advice. If you have specific queries please check with your doctor. Links https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2022/11/01/mal…
Love or arrhythmia? When your heart skips a beat https://t.co/aKC0QxrPyn — Malaysian Medicine (@MyMedicalRsrc) Nov 5, 2022
Premature ventricular contractions are common but should not be disregarded, especially if they interfere with heart function or cause significant issues.
Miri field hospital project set to be completed by Feb 28 next year https://t.co/QdWw23MCto via @@theborneopost — Malaysian Medicine (@MyMedicalRsrc) Nov 4, 2022
MIRI (Nov 4): The Miri Field Hospital project is set to reach completion by Feb 28 next year. Funded by the state government, the RM2.5 million facility would augment the services provided by the main Miri Hospital, said Minister…
‘I Cannot Vote’: Disenfranchised Seputeh Aged Home Residents https://t.co/9NSX6JdVrh — Malaysian Medicine (@MyMedicalRsrc) Nov 4, 2022
20 seniors at St. Mary’s Aged Home in Taman Halimahton in Seputeh, KL, find it near impossible to vote in GE15 due to crowded polling stations and needing family and friends to get them there.
The top 3 medical benefits provided by Malaysia and Singapore employers https://t.co/pnLqhbe5r4 — Malaysian Medicine (@MyMedicalRsrc) Nov 4, 2022
While Malaysia companies are more likely to tap on insurance providers for their employee medical benefits, those in Singapore tend to use self-managed reimbursement.
No plans to introduce Covid-19 SOP for GE15, says EC https://t.co/2AUTLjeofW — Malaysian Medicine (@MyMedicalRsrc) Nov 3, 2022
PETALING JAYA: There are no plans to introduce Covid-19 standard operating procedures (SOP) for the 15th General Election (GE15), says the Election Commission (EC).
Covid-19: Keep face masks on as Malaysia enters new wave, says Khairy https://t.co/v2NjUY2clJ — Malaysian Medicine (@MyMedicalRsrc) Nov 3, 2022
PETALING JAYA: People should keep their face masks on in crowded and enclosed areas as a new Covid-19 wave sweeps the nation, says Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin
Analysis: Harapan Manifesto Goes Big On Health And Aged Care Reform https://t.co/HiisssrDHy — Malaysian Medicine (@MyMedicalRsrc) Nov 3, 2022
Pakatan Harapan’s GE15 manifesto should be welcomed as a recognition of the real (but often ignored) problems that Malaysians are facing now with health, and social and aged care.
Lessons Learned From Highest Malaysia Covid Pregnancy-Related Deaths In Decades – Dr John Teo - https://t.co/jXjBUzjRYd — Malaysian Medicine (@MyMedicalRsrc) Nov 3, 2022
Malaysia’s 2021 maternal mortality ratio (MMR) of 68.2 per 100,000 live births is a 170% increase from 2020 figures, and a 220% increase from 2019. The last time Malaysia recorded MMR over 60 was in the 1980s.
GE15 Wishlist On Health Care, Ageing, Medical Travel – ALTY Orthopaedic Hospital https://t.co/aWd7gri5A5 — Malaysian Medicine (@MyMedicalRsrc) Nov 2, 2022
A long-term partnership between public and private health care providers will benefit all Malaysians.
Harapan: Public Health Spending 5% Of GDP In 5 Years https://t.co/RC1MJhat3V — Malaysian Medicine (@MyMedicalRsrc) Nov 2, 2022
PH pledges to raise public health care spending to 5% of GDP in 5 years, as well as to introduce a National Health Services Commission to manage health care professionals’ human resources and a Health Commission to monitor a Nati…
Malaysia donates urgently required medical supplies to Sri Lanka https://t.co/HLR7yrfefq — Malaysian Medicine (@MyMedicalRsrc) Nov 1, 2022
The Malaysian government has extended a goodwill gesture by donating a consignment of urgently required medical supplies to Sri Lanka, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs says
Recognising Obesity As A Chronic Disease, Not Lifestyle Choice https://t.co/3B9O2Wgabt — Malaysian Medicine (@MyMedicalRsrc) Nov 1, 2022
The Asia-Oceania Association for the Study of Obesity points to a genetic code designed for famine and the discovery of processed food that makes excess body weight “very hard to reverse”.