14,278 reports from 2017–2026, collected from the Malaysian Medical News Telegram channel.
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AGC rejects hospital nursing sister’s letter of representation
KUALA LUMPUR: The Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) has rejected a government hospital nursing sister’s letter of representation for review of the seven charges against her. Emiliana Saigol @ Martha was charged in two Magistrate’…
SGH dept first in state to receive international food safety cert
KUCHING: Sarawak General Hospital’s Department of Dietetics and Food Services created history on Oct 17 when it became the first among 23 government hospitals in Sarawak to receive the Hazard Analy…
Allianz Malaysia launches insurance plan specially for diabetics
KUCHING: Buying a medical plan is often a complex and frustrating effort for diabetics due to the seriousness of the illness Thankfully, Allianz Life Insurance Malaysia Bhd’s brand new Allianz Diab…
Medical researchers in Cambridge UK and Malaysia have joined forces to investigate potential new cures for some of the deadliest and most debilitating diseases on the planet. The Capella Building at the burgeoning Cambridge Biome…
Health Ministry allegedly misleading public on health allocation
THE Health Ministry has misled Malaysians in its parliamentary answer by claiming that last year’s allocation for healthcare has surpassed 7% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) recommended by the…
Revenue from medical tourism expected to exceed 2 billion
KUALA LUMPUR: MALAYSIA Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC) expects revenue contribution from the medical tourism to surpass RM2 billion annually, with a multiplier contribution worth RM10 billion to the country’s economy by 2020.
QUEST International University Perak (QIUP) has inked an agreement with Kaplan Medical which will see the university becoming the examination centre for the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) in the northern regi…
ALOR STAR: The flood that hit Penang Hospital this morning has receded and cleaning up process is underway at the affected wards including the neo-natal room.
LAST Friday after prime minister and finance minister Najib Razak tabled the 2018 Budget, which he dubbed ‘the Mother of all Budgets’, my friends asked me what I thought…
Sri Lanka's civil war ended in 2009, but it takes years, if not decades, to pick up the pieces after such a long conflict. Infrastructure needs to be rebuilt, landmines need to be removed, and many people are left with debilitati…
WHENEVER ‘drug addicts’ or ‘substance abusers’ are mentioned, what usually spring to mind are images of young people high on drugs (or whatever illicit substances), wasting away their lives at some…
MOST Rohingya fleeing Myanmar for Bangladesh bring more than just the clothes on their back, if any. They bring trauma, visible and invisible to the human eye. There is the…
TOO few Malaysian employers are investing in workplace initiatives to support mental health, as the increasing number of psychiatric patients in recent years threatens national productivity and their quality of…
LAST week, the nation woke up to disturbing news of a “Datuk Seri” who was allegedly involved in the assault on three Rela men. The incident occurred as they were asking him to move his Toyota Vellfire because it was obstructing…