Cardiologist becomes first Malaysian woman to be an Oxford University don

Dr Masliza Mahmod.

KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Dr Masliza Mahmod has made history as the first Malaysian woman to be the Associate Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine at Britain's Oxford University.

Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah congratulated Dr Masliza on Saturday (July 10) on her promotion and acknowledged her brilliance as well as outstanding achievements as a cardiologist.

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Noor Hisham Abdullah , Masliza Mahmod , Cardiologist , Oxford University , Associate Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine

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