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“I am personally of the opinion that any suggestion that uses women as a ‘tool’ to solve social problems is demeaning to them,” says...
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Sometimes, what feels like a minor inconvenience could be your body signalling something far more serious. And catching it early could make all the...
Malaysia
While Parkinson’s disease remains a lifelong condition, advances in care are changing how patients experience the journey.
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Living with prostate cancer is a journey that affects the entire family. With the right information, support, and medical guidance, caregivers can play a...
Malaysia
Chronic kidney disease is becoming one of Malaysia’s most pressing public health challenges, yet it often develops quietly and goes unnoticed until it reaches...
Malaysia
Our skin is an important component for our overall health as it controls our body’s temperature and helps detect different senses such as cold,...
Malaysia
“Self-sourcing and buying abortion pills is in fact an act of self-care in a society and nation that has failed to provide access to...
Malaysia
School leavers want flexibility and gig work offers it. But how will that affect the economy?
Malaysia
ACP Siti Kamsiah Hassan says although domestic violence poses a huge threat to their lives, many women are not willing to leave their marriages...
Malaysia
The Department of Syariah Judiciary Malaysia (JKSM) which performs enforcement functions and the execution of orders on ex-husbands/fathers who are behind in their payments...
Malaysia
The booming gig economy in Malaysia leaves workers vulnerable with no benefits and susceptible to exploitation.
Malaysia
There is a genuine lack of awareness about factors other than smoking that predispose women to lung cancer including secondhand smoke, high levels of...
Malaysia
In tackling period poverty, it is important to come up with solutions that are not just environmentally sustainable but also economically and socially sustainable,...
Malaysia
The ZAKAT for HER fund will begin with a pilot programme that supports 14 eligible patients with HER-2 positive breast cancer through neoadjuvant therapy.