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Two decades-old Perkeso contributions just gave a 58-year-old stroke survivor her mobility back after 5 years in a wheelchair. Her pension also rose to RM573.69/m…

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Bone health isn't just a women's issue. With World Osteoporosis Day on Oct 20, Dr George Lee answers a 61-year-old man's question about his bones. 🦴

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Schools in Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Melaka, Pahang and Penang reopen Oct 19 amid haze. Masks are encouraged, and outdoor activities are curbed when API is high. 😷

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A Malaysian family is raising funds for deep-brain stimulation for their 15-year-old son, who has rare Lesch-Nyhan syndrome and severe self-injurious movements.

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OKU registration in Malaysia is based on medical assessment, function and disability criteria. Applicants who are rejected can appeal under the Persons with Disab…

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Haze precautions for children: childcare centres have halted outdoor activities, although none were ordered to close. Reduce exposure while air quality remains poor.

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Haze doesn’t just affect people—pets’ respiratory health can suffer too. Limit outdoor exposure and watch for breathing difficulties when air quality worsens.

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Exercise medicine is being highlighted as a key tool in Malaysia’s fight against non-communicable diseases. Structured physical activity can help prevent and mana…

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