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Two new sessions will debut at the 16th Singapore Health and Biomedical Congress (SHBC 2018) to be held from 25–27 October 2018 at MAX Atria, Singapore EXPO.
Addressing the Concerns of a Pregnant Patient with Hepatitis B


Dr Nurhazinat bt Mohd Yunus, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist talks about the most common concerns that pregnant patients have regarding hepatitis B and how to counsel them.
IMARET: From Disaster Relief to Refugee Heroes


Dr Ahmad Munawwar Helmi, the chief coordinator for the Islamic Medical Association of Malaysia’s Response and Relief Team (IMARET) shares about the organization and their role in assisting refugees, especially those in Malaysia.
Women’s Aid Organization (WAO): Stop Domestic Violence


The Communications Officer of Women’s Aid Organization (WAO), Tan Heang-Lee, talks about the organization and how healthcare professionals (HCPs) play an important role in identifying domestic violence.
Is healthcare debt collection the ‘new’ future for hospital income?


Providing healthcare services does not come cheap, and it seems to provide slim profit margins for hospitals. On top of that, there are unclaimed medical bills—accumulated over the years—which leads to financial strain and difficulties to upgrade the services. Not forgetting also, with the rising cost of living, the healthcare prices have also increased—leaving many unable to pay their medical bills, and ultimately, the amount of healthcare debt to increase.
Healthy dietary habits vital during Ramadan


Muslims who have health conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, gastritis, and hypertension should be extra careful during the fasting period of Ramadan. Dietitian Norzainora Hamsah from Kuala Lumpur Hospital's Department of Dietetics and Food Services has advised the importance of a balanced diet for such individuals.
Women who focus on career encouraged to freeze eggs


Career first. Babies later. That’s how modern women plan their lives today. The downside to this is by the time they’re ready to get pregnant, infertility problems may have already set in.
Malaysia: Targeted drug delivery to fight colorectal cancer


MAKNA Cancer Research Award 2018 winner Dr Abdullah Al-Hadi discusses his research and its potential benefits to cancer patients.
Singapore: MOH announced award winners of this year’s OF-LCG


About $60 million for research projects on virus-induced cancer, age-related macular disease and lung cancer.
Pregnancy and childbirth among haemophilia patients


Patients with blood disorder are usually managed by haematologists and healthcare professionals from certain specialties. Here are some facts about the management of haemophilia carriers during pregnancy and postpartum care.
MPS: Government must empower pharmacists for national healthcare


As our nation goes into its 14th general election, the Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society (MPS) would like to highlight areas to which the government needs to give urgent and immediate attention; issues of patient rights, patient safety, financial sustainability and equitable provision of health.
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Refuge for the refugees: a military pharmacist on serving the Rohingya of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh
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MIMS Pharmacist speaks to Cpt. Manvikram Singh Gill, military pharmacist with the Royal Medical and Dental Corps (RMDC) of the Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF),about his work at the Rohingya refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
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Sexual health, patient-centred care to debut at SHBC 2018
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MOH reviewing medication access schemes tied to conditional purchases
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