Penang: Hospital for the Orient – Right place, right time (Part 1)
Medical tourism in the region is maturing fast, and Penang is taking advantage.
Medical tourism in the region is maturing fast, and Penang is taking advantage.
Medical tourism in the region is maturing fast, and Penang is taking advantage.
Medical tourism in the region is maturing fast, and Penang is taking advantage.
One of the major concerns of regional – in fact of all – governments today is the sudden spread of deadly diseases. Modern travel has allowed germs, bacteria and viruses to reach distant corners of the globe in no time [...]
Malaysia's present healthcare system is unsustainable, argues Tricia Yeoh.
A highly respected plague fighter, Dr Wu Lien-Teh remains largely unknown amongst his fellow Penangites.
The federal government has promised us affordable housing and public transportation, but what about a good public healthcare system.
Toh Kin Woon argues that 1Care places cost-cutting above providing adequate healthcare coverage.
The Allianze University College of Medical Sciences aims to locally produce world-class medical professionals.
UN coordination specialist Lin Mui Kiang discusses Malaysia’s performance thus far in achieving its Millenium Development Goals.