Funds channeled to several initiatives, involving health screening, treatment, healthy nutrition advocacy, says Dr Dzulkefly

Nearly 2.5m students offered screening via school-based thalassemia programme, almost 58,000 confirmed as carriers, says Dr Dzulkefly

MPs will also discuss Rapid Rail's Ramadan hours, gaps in the Care Economy framework

Increase in NCDs places heavy burden on Selangor's healthcare system, says Jamaliah

Nation must move beyond treatment-focused sick care approach, says Dr Dzulkefly

Prohibition to cover sale, use of open pod system vape products, says Dr Dzulkefly

Research also indicates short- and long-term risks of myocarditis, pericarditis, others were highest within first four weeks after Covid-19 diagnosis

MOH-approved generic medicines on par with branded counterparts in terms of efficacy, safety, says Dr Dzulkefly

Prevention better than cure as leaders, experts advocate regular exercise, adequate diets for the elderly

Backbenchers, opposition discuss NHSI, TVET, school repairs

Most urgent priority for Budget 2026 is addressing public healthcare workforce's severe shortages, retention issues, says president

Booze industry players claim that better policies backed by science needed as UN body seeks to introduce tougher rules targeting alcohol

Minister says measures against rising incidence of non-communicable diseases especially important

Minister cites 19-year-old suffering heart attack as example, urges public to practice healthy lifestyles

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 4 — In a major move to address the rising burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), Malaysia has officially launched the International Society on Exercise Medicine (ISEM), an initiative promoting exercise as a critical tool for prevention and intervention.