Malaysia's Healthcare: A Public Service Legacy under Strain
by
Lim Chee Han
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Dialysis – A Path back to Normalcy
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Kidney disease is referred to as the “silent killer” because a person can lose up to 90% of his kidney function before experiencing any symptoms.&...
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Battling Plagues – One after Another
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The Dr Wu Lien-Teh Society conducts annual public lectures to showcase contributions made by notable medical figures in the realm of public health. Now in its f...
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